By car through Europe: rental rates still down

Article Abstract:

Renting a car in some countries of Europe is still an affordable expense. It allows travelers more flexibility in their schedules. Rental surcharges can be expensive, including value-added taxes and collision-damage waiver. The deals offered by rental agencies in each country are listed.

Europe, Transportation, Automobile travel

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Car-rental hassles, extra charges: coping with screening, other nuisances

Article Abstract:

Many car rental firms screen a potential customer's driving record before a contract is signed, but Alamo announced in Jun 1995, that it was dropping the practice. Other charges can include an extra fee for a second driver and a surcharge for drivers aged 21-24.

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Hide-and-seek car rates: many detours on the road to rental discounts

Article Abstract:

The promotions offered by rental car agencies are often difficult to obtain when making a reservation by telephone. Several attempts to obtain discounted rates from four national agencies and ways to get low rates are described.

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