A $3,000 bill for minor scuffs on my car? Is this Turo bill a scam or what?
Nancy Epstein gets a repair bill for $3,000 after renting a Turo. But what’s it for? And does she have to pay?
Nancy Epstein gets a repair bill for $3,000 after renting a Turo. But what’s it for? And does she have to pay?
Hertz hits Joseph Meisinger with an $850 bill six months after he returns his rental car. Wait, six months? Yes, six months. Does he still have to pay?
What happened to Michael Kivel’s refund from Avis? The company promised him his money after he had to cancel his car rental reservation. Is the money lost?
Noah Finkel thinks he might be on Alamo’s dreaded Do Not Rent list, but he can’t get a straight answer — or rent a car. How do you find out?
When William Houck returns his rental car to LAX, Budget tries to charge him a fee for refueling and cleaning. But he brought the car back with a full gas tank, and it was clean. How can he fight these charges?
Renting a car can be complicated. You have to choose the right company and the right vehicle — and there are decisions about insurance, tolls and fuel.
It used to be a reliable money-saving car rental trick: Reserve a vehicle at an off-airport location and take an Uber or taxi over. You can easily knock off 10 percent or more in airport fees.
Unfortunately, that loophole is closing.
If you rent a car in Europe this summer, you might notice a few changes. Pay attention to them. They could be coming to America soon.