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_Renting a car:
We recommend AutoEurope for car rentals throughout Europe. They provide an excellent on-line pre-departure service, and have very advantageous rates. They have toll-free numbers in most European countries, and we have found their service to be reliable and helpful. AutoEurope agencies (esp. EuropeCar) have branches in a large network of European cities and towns, with the possibility of pick-up and drop-off service in different locations. If you find that the car you have rented does not in fact meet your needs, they can provide an upgrade at many locations, sometimes at no charge. When using the link below, first click "International Sites", and choose your country or residence.
For availability and price, see:
_Rental Tips:
Tips for driving

Car Types:

There are many different classes of rental cars: An "Economy" compact car is suitable for 2 to 3 people. These are usually 2 or 4-door, 4-seater cars, with enough trunk space for 2 large roller suitcases, and are well suited for 2 people. The "Compact" cars are almost always 4-door, 4-seater cars which can comfortably hold 4 adults, although luggage space is still limited to 2 large roller suitcases. These cars are often available with air conditioning, and an automatic transmission. "MidSize" and above cars are a good option for 4 adults. They are bigger and well-equipped to handle 4 people. Any specific questions about cars can be forwarded to AutoEurope.

Air Conditioning:

If you are travelling between April and September inclusive, then air conditioning is recommended.

CDW: Collision Damage Waiver

You can purchase insurance from your car rental company or from other sources which will pay the rental company for their costs in repairing (damage) or replacing (theft) the rental vehicle, plus for their loss for being without a car. You can also sign a CDW form to legally waive the insurance offer from the rental company. Many credit card companies provide you with this insurance as one of the benefits of using the card. Generally the credit card insurer requires that you pay for the rental IN FULL on your card, which means also paying for any deposits or surcharges on that particular card. There may also be a maximum time period, often 45 days, as well as a vehicle type restriction. For example, some cards will cover a BMW but not a Porsche, even though the BMW may be faster or more expensive. CHECK WITH YOUR CREDIT CARD COMPANY ON THE TERMS OF THEIR PROVISION OF C.D.W.

It is very important that you read the precise terms and conditions of your credit card agreement, most of which are available on-line from your credit card company's site. Provided you are familiar with the conditions of your card, this service can save you approximately 25% of the cost of the rental.

If you do have an accident, the CDW insurer will typically require you to advise them within 48 hours. Make sure you take the telephone numbers of your insurer (credit card company) with you. You will also need to call the car rental company and give them details (location, time, events) of the incident.It is important to keep a note of all the people you talk to at both the credit card company and rental agency, with names and dates.

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