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missyburd
08-07-09, 06:57 PM
Need a car, don't own one, not got a load of spare dosh at the minute. Mum will be driving. Any ideas?
Cheers.
Kilted Ginger
08-07-09, 07:12 PM
wot do you need it for?? holiday / flitting, 2 days 6 months??
missyburd
08-07-09, 07:32 PM
Lol to get to me graduation but doesn't matter now, am booking train journeys now lol. Ta for replying though KG :-)
Saying that though if people have advice, will need to book one in the future so any thoughts appreciated. Just to use in England for a couple of days, not abroad or anything.
Kilted Ginger
08-07-09, 09:16 PM
be so much cooler if you turned up in gown on the back of a bike ;)
sure you could borrow one but it might be as expensive to get insurance as just renting in the first place
Have to be over 21 to rent anything in the UK..
Unless you are and I am confused, yet again.....
Kilted Ginger
08-07-09, 11:58 PM
Need a car, don't own one, not got a load of spare dosh at the minute. Mum will be driving. Any ideas?
Cheers.
Have to be over 21 to rent anything in the UK..
Unless you are and I am confused, yet again.....
sort of.=;;)
I used Europcar to hire a second car for our holiday coming up in August, so that the outlaws don't have to take the train. Worked out at £340 for a Clio-sized car for 15 days hire.
I didn't exactly compare every single company, but a quick check around revealed this isn't a bad rate.
mister c
09-07-09, 05:30 AM
If you have a look at our company site http://www.scanlansgroup.co.uk (http://www.scanlansgroup.co.uk/) Click on Car Hire & our prices & terms are there.
We are based in Whitchurch, or Crewe, but would be able to do a little bit of discount off for you :)
keith_d
09-07-09, 06:08 AM
The internet is your friend when it comes to car hire. Most of the major companies have a web site which will give you a price in minutes. Yell.com will let you find the little local places that will undercut the big companies 90% of the time.
The internet is your friend when it comes to car hire. Most of the major companies have a web site which will give you a price in minutes. Yell.com will let you find the little local places that will undercut the big companies 90% of the time.
+1
When I was looking I did a quick Yell search for rental companies in my town and then compared 3 of them to find the best rate
Sir Trev
09-07-09, 12:10 PM
[QUOTE=Sally;1966847]Have to be over 21 to rent anything in the UK..
QUOTE]
Managed to get one from National at 20 when I moved once as a spotty student - probably changed now (20 years on).
One other option is AirMiles. If you have enough points you can use them for car hire. We did on a holiday to Scotch-Land last year when we cheated by flying up to Glasgow rather than spend six to eight hours in the car.
missyburd
09-07-09, 12:47 PM
Cheers chaps, will take info on board for future reference.
Have to be over 21 to rent anything in the UK..
Unless you are and I am confused, yet again.....
Yep you're confused ;) And I can't afford to learn to drive :-(
Cheers chaps, will take info on board for future reference.
Yep you're confused ;) And I can't afford to learn to drive :-(
You don't need to, you have you're own personal chaufffer (sp?) :)
newts924
10-07-09, 08:56 AM
enterprise are pretty good.
It's about £56 for an Astra from Friday to Monday and that's unlimited mileage. They pick up and drop off as well :)
yorkie_chris
12-07-09, 02:44 PM
Is that including any add on charges? Some of them have a really good low price and then stack it up later :rolleyes:
-Ralph-
12-07-09, 07:52 PM
If you need to borrow a car from somebody anytime google "car insurance 1-28 days" to find loads of companies that do short term insurance cover for borrowed vehicles.
newts924
13-07-09, 09:54 AM
Is that including any add on charges? Some of them have a really good low price and then stack it up later :rolleyes:
The price you see is the price you pay ;)
But i think you have to be over 21 :smt017
yorkie_chris
13-07-09, 01:30 PM
I am, but I don't have a license. It will be Marias mother driving.
newts924
13-07-09, 10:33 PM
Have a look here mate. You might find something that you may need
http://www.enterprise.co.uk/car_rental/deeplinkmap.do?bid=019&cnty=GB&language=en&arc=GKSB101&cm_mmc=Google-_-Brand-_-GK_SE_Rental_B_NTL_E_UK-_-enterprise
Speedy Claire
13-07-09, 10:36 PM
Hope all goes well Maria and enjoy your graduation ceremony... well deserved after all your hard work. Look forward to the pics x
missyburd
16-07-09, 07:56 PM
If you need to borrow a car from somebody anytime google "car insurance 1-28 days" to find loads of companies that do short term insurance cover for borrowed vehicles.
That's handy to know too, cheers.
And thanks Speedy, hope it goes ok.
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