How to Get a Good Car Rental Deal
By Mark Kahler, About.com Guide
How long do you really need this car? Signing up for a daily rate might be cheaper if you need the car for three days, but much more expensive for a week. If you need a car only for a few hours, consider car sharing, which is increasingly popular in large cities.
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- Waive Rental Company's Insurance Coverage if Possible
- Estimate Your Mileage Needs
- Size Matters
- Consider Gasoline Costs
- Daily vs. Weekly Rates
- What Day is Today?
- Watch Out for Extra Charges
- Avoid Drop-Off Fees
- Lock In Good Deals
- Get What You Were Promised
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