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Car hire from airport? do we get the best deals on the net?
Car hire from airport? do we get the best deals on the net?
Hi all,
I am sure this must have been debated many times but who is the best and cheapest of the car hire companies as there seem to be so many booths and billboards on arrival and would like to hear views as to the best.
Many thanks for any advice and an early happy xmas to you all from freezing uk!!
I am sure this must have been debated many times but who is the best and cheapest of the car hire companies as there seem to be so many booths and billboards on arrival and would like to hear views as to the best.
Many thanks for any advice and an early happy xmas to you all from freezing uk!!
car hire
Gabby
try carrentals. online. thay are the cheapest car finder site in the U.K. at present for january it is about £ 8. for 1 day. 10 days in january when i am coming to algarve is £82. Or arguscar hire is quite reasonable. Here to help if you need more help.ZOTI CARHIRE online is the cheapest i find, at present
Bondi
try carrentals. online. thay are the cheapest car finder site in the U.K. at present for january it is about £ 8. for 1 day. 10 days in january when i am coming to algarve is £82. Or arguscar hire is quite reasonable. Here to help if you need more help.ZOTI CARHIRE online is the cheapest i find, at present
Bondi
car hire
Gabby
Try the link.
https://www.xoticar.co.uk/booking.php?b ... &from=crcx
This is for xoti car hire. The cheapest i found, via carrentals.co.uk
Thanks
Bondi
Try the link.
https://www.xoticar.co.uk/booking.php?b ... &from=crcx
This is for xoti car hire. The cheapest i found, via carrentals.co.uk
Thanks
Bondi
Re: car hire
Yes Bondi thats cheaper than the Cvo site car hire, although they're not too happy if you're over 65, so there is a surcharge, what it is I don't know.BONDI wrote:Gabby
Try the link.
https://www.xoticar.co.uk/booking.php?b ... &from=crcx
This is for xoti car hire. The cheapest i found, via carrentals.co.uk
Thanks
Bondi
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Bruce Wallis
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I know, I smashed my Merc an S500 up two years ago, I had to be cut out, they seemsd to take great delight in trashing it, I fell asleep at the wheel at forty miles an hour, demolished a standard lamp, part of a tree and a wall, it was outside a pub and when they heard it was me they all came out to look and take photo's. I was badly bruised internally but physcologically unharmed, I'm a tough old bird believe you me, apart from being charged £1,500 for the lamp standard and losing the carBruce Wallis wrote:Bloody Hell Pato....at YOUR age, you shouldn't even be allowed on the roads!
When we go back to the UK we always use www.travelsupermarket.com as they always come up with the best price. Might be worth a try for here in Portugal as well.
We use drive4fun. Their cost includes no insurance excess, unlimited mileage and free additional driver. Find them very competitive. www.drive4fun.com
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Gary/Gaynor
- CVO Legend

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- Location: Carvoeiro
thanks all
Thanks for your great advice. And you pato need to carry some caffeine pills!
Sue
Sue
we always use www.autoeurope.com and for 16 days at christmas it is only costing £156, but we do have a seperate annual cover to replace the cdw costs. www.insurance4carhire.co.uk
We are happy with the company we use, always get a discoubt on their normal rate ( due to no of times we have used them ).
However when we looked into "annual CDW insurance " we have been told by a number of people and companies that the fly in the ointment is that the car hire company will expect payment up front for any damage when the car is returned.
The claim on the insurance company is the responsibility of the driver.
True or fallse ??
However when we looked into "annual CDW insurance " we have been told by a number of people and companies that the fly in the ointment is that the car hire company will expect payment up front for any damage when the car is returned.
The claim on the insurance company is the responsibility of the driver.
True or fallse ??


