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Useful Car Rental Tips

When renting your car in France it is important to us that you are totally satisfied with your car rental experience so we have outlined a few useful tips below to assist you in getting the best deal possible.

Car Types

When renting a car in Europe try to select the most suitable car when booking, upgrades can be more expensive at the rental depot than on line from us, so by selecting the correct car you will get the best rates available. We only use the most suitable companies to fulfil our rental agreements so you can be sure that you will get a quality low mileage vehicle.

Before You Leave

We will automatically confirm your rental when you book with us and you will receive an email detailing where to collect the car from when you arrive.

This email is your "pre paid car hire voucher" and will be accepted by the rental company as payment for the car and extras you have ordered from us. If you select additional Insurances, Baby Seats, Additional Drivers or other vehicle extras these charges are payable locally at the rental desk on arrival.

General Car Rental Tips.

Make a reservation at least one week in advance. It tends to be the earlier the better. "As the booking pace increases, the rates can go up...." While booking earlier doesn't always guarantee a price break (during peak travel seasons, for instance), you're more likely to come out ahead. 

We have negotiated the best car hire rates from a number of the Best Car Rental companies across Europe, USA and Australia. We base our selection on rates, vehicle availability and service. You can book securely on line from our website.

Put all additional drivers in the rental contract. Whenever you let someone not included in the rental contract drive the vehicle, you risk voiding the contract. Claims against the company's insurance coverage — and even your own personal insurance coverage — may be compromised." So swallow the added fees and put everyone in the contract.

Inspect the vehicle thoroughly before you leave the lot. Since you could be held responsible for any damage to a rental car (beyond "normal wear-and-tear") Inspect the vehicle for existing dents, scratches and other damage, and make sure that anything you find is noted in the contract.

Stick to the contract's terms. You  should steer clear of any restricted activities — putting snow chains on the tyres, towing a trailer, off-roading, transporting people or property for hire, and the like — as they could jeopardize insurance coverage for any damage sustained by the rental vehicle. This applies specifically to insurance purchased from the rental company, but failure to adhere to the company's rules could also complicate dealings with your own insurer.

What if the vehicle is damaged? If your rental car is involved in an accident, most companies will require you to come to the rental office to file an accident report. Read your contract — you're usually required to file a report within a certain amount of time. Many companies will want a police report, as well, particularly if it was a major accident. Check your contract to see when this is required (if you're confident that you weren't at fault, it's definitely to your advantage to get a police report). All of this also applies if your rental vehicle is vandalized or stolen. If your vehicle is damaged while in the care of a hotel or restaurant valet parking attendants, for example, you'll need to work things out with the hotel before filing a report with the rental company. A cool head and a police report should get you through these situations with minimal aggravation.

Return your rental car on time. Since car rental rates run on a 24-hour clock, you will incur extra charges even if you're only an hour late in returning a vehicle.

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