Car rental in Italy
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Hi K,
www.novacarhire.com
www.autoeurope.com
www.gemut.com
www.kemwel.com
are all brokers. They will arrange a car for you with one of the major rental agenices at lower rates.
You should have an International Driver's Permit in Italy.
See www.aaasouth.com/travel_drivers.asp#idp
www.novacarhire.com
www.autoeurope.com
www.gemut.com
www.kemwel.com
are all brokers. They will arrange a car for you with one of the major rental agenices at lower rates.
You should have an International Driver's Permit in Italy.
See www.aaasouth.com/travel_drivers.asp#idp

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You need to check prices from a few sources. The brokers such as Autoeurope/Kemwel do not always offer the best prices. You also have to pay at time of booking with the brokers. The cost is refundable if you cancel. For Italy, Avis sometimes has excellent rates.
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Has anyone ever rented from Argus car rental?
http://www.argusrentals.com/Europe/I...Gelsomino.html
It appears they have some good rates and cars, but I just stumbled upon them. Thanks.
http://www.argusrentals.com/Europe/I...Gelsomino.html
It appears they have some good rates and cars, but I just stumbled upon them. Thanks.
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Does anyone know why rates would be so different on the europcar.it website compared to booking on the europcar.com site. When I use the Italian site, the quote is 750 Euros, and when I use the American site, the cost for the same vehicle, same period of time is $1,500+ - Is it possible to book directly on the Italian site from the US?