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Old 06-11-2005, 07:43 AM
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Which ones do you consider the "big three?"

Thanks for the link!
Sorry 'bout that... Hertz, Avis and National are considered the 'big three'.
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Old 06-11-2005, 08:27 AM
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be careful about driving in mexico. some strange things go on particularly along the border. also be very very sensitive about bringing any form of a weapon across the border, also lots of insurance because many in mexico have none.
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Old 06-11-2005, 08:34 AM
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We use rental companies a lot--like everytime we go on a driving trip. We probably rent about 6-8 times a year.

I have found that Hertz will let you use a debit card--have them run it as a credit. Remember, though, that most car companies will put a hold for the amount of the rental plus some "overage" just in case.

Make certain that you are getting unlimited miles. Always. Some companies only allow you a certain # of miles per day.

Ditto with the gas.. fill it up on your own before turning it in.

Are you a member of AAA? If so, they have some excellent discounts--"double discounts" per se. Example---$25 off a weekly rental in addition to their standard 10%. Check your website. If you're not a member, consider joining because the $$ you save in the rental will more than pay itself back in your discount. I think single membership is usually around $30 bucks, plus you can get all the perks of trip maps, area guides, etc.

Definitely carry your insurance card ( or a copy) while you are on vacation and using the rental.

You can also pay for an extra driver, if say, hubby is going along. But that usually runs a good bit, like $8-10 a day.
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