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One thing you will notice is that they are really small compared to the other majors. At LAX they operate out of one smallish warehouse that probably had about 100 cars. This was in contrast to the huge parking lots of the major rental car companies at LAX with what seemed like thousands of cars. Personally, I had no issues with them.
I'm about to go on my honeymoon and going round the world. We are doing the same thing as you pick up LAX drive to Vegas for a few days and return to LAX. We booked through www.avis.co.uk and it was a helluv alot cheaper than regular Avis.com .com.au we got a convertible Ford Mustang or similar for 6 days GBP188 inlcluding insurances. I read ...
Looking for a cheap and reliable car rental for 2 weeks in Los Angeles, just between me and my friend so a small car should be fine. I would like to save some money and Fox Rent A Car seems to be considerably cheaper on Kayak compared to other car rentals at LAX.
edited 2018-Feb-19, 10:42 am AEST. O.P. In the USA there's a site called turo.com which lets you rent exotic/expensive cars that are listed by private individuals. Things like Teslas, Maseratis, and so on. In Australia we don't seem to have anything like this – the closest we have are sites that let you rent ordinary cars like Toyota Yarises.
posted 2013-Apr-9, 7:52 am AEST. O.P. I have put my 2012 Lancer in for repair. As part of my Insurance I get a free car hire from either Thrifty or Hertz. I chose Thrifty purely because their car rental place is within walking distance from the repairer. What I got from Thrifty was a Kia Rio (I had no choice) that has a top speed of about 115KM/H.
October $104.64. November $ $104.64 (includes heading to great Ocean road) December $117.61 (return trip home, mainly fast chargers due to heatwaves at the time) Interestingly DMAX fuel cost $0 (0km travelled ) between July and today, because the Ev is just so much better to drive.
posted 2013-Nov-20, 7:09 pm AEST. It's not hard to drive in the US. You quickly get used to driving on the wrong side of the road, while sitting on the wrong side of the car. Most rental cars (and most cars in general) are auto, so the need to change gears with the wrong hand is one less thing you need to get used to.
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One needs to only look at the quality and efficiency of the motorways in Europe and compare them to those in Australia to know everyting you need to know. Europe: take driving seriously. Work towards keeping good drivers on the road, and designing a functional traffic system. Australia: in it for the revenue.
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