Car Rental Companies For You Relocation Assistance
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Whether you need to take a drive around town while shopping for a residence or hunting for a job, or if you've flown to another state to visit your grandparents; you are going to need some wheels to facilitate your needs. If you have ever had the experience of renting a car, you know that the process can be easy or it can be a total headache!
One thing you must know when attempting to rent-a-car; several rental companies have driver age restrictions. Your government will trust you with multi-million dollar military equipment, but Hertz won't let you touch that $12,000 Ford Focus until you're 25! Regardless, there are ways to get around age restrictions, one of which is contacting local, independent rental locations.
Using the Internet to Help You Rent a Car
One of the best ways to find a rent-a-car bargain is through travel discount sites such as priceline.com. You can bid on a daily rate, and after you do a bit of Internet haggling, you may find yourself with a car for around 10 bucks a day. It will be far from a "hot-ride," but it will probably get many miles to a gallon of gas and get you from point A to point B. Here are a few sites to check out for rental quotes and reservations.
- Enterprise Rent-a-Car - One of the few places that will rent to customers under the age of 25.
- Hertz - Expect to pay about 25 bucks a day EXTRA if you're between the age of 21-24.
- Budget - Additional fee if under 25 years of age.
- Avis - Additional fee if under 25 years of age.
- Alamo - Additional fee if under 25 years of age.
- Fox Rent-a-Car - One of the most affordable car rental companies around.
Be sure to inquire about any possible military discount, and check local phone listings for local services that may offer a better deal with less restrictions. |
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