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Is it less money to get a car with your airline ticket than doing it separately?
Flying into San Jose and return from Sacramento to San Diego.Using Southwest Airlines.
Thank you.
Airline and rental car...?
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You need to compare rates. From one rental car company to the next on the same days can be 300% price difference.
Using SW's corporate deal might save you drop fee and mileage charge on a one way which is a very big deal.
If you have AAA, be sure and mention.
You just have to check it out several ways. No way to tell. I always price a car on Hotwire for all the added fees in a given airport.
We have always used Enterprise but usually from someone's house where they pick us up...ok will do that.
I think that the Dollar rentals in San Francisco area may not have a one way drop off fee.
Deb