How to find the perfect rental car for your next vacation
When it comes to rental cars, I’m picky. I like mine newish, but not brand new, roomy but not oversized, and stylish without being ostentatious.
When it comes to rental cars, I’m picky. I like mine newish, but not brand new, roomy but not oversized, and stylish without being ostentatious.
It isn’t too soon to think about what you’ll be driving this summer. For Alan Monaco, that’s an easy decision: He and his wife, Stephanie, will take their GMC Yukon Denali to the Jersey Shore.
After Mary Sue Conner is forced to pay an extra $79 for insurance on her Avis car in Panama City, she asks the company for a refund. It refuses. Now what?
Ask Beth Souther to name her favorite travel gadget and she’ll tell you about her recent road trip from Wilmington, N.C., to Byfield, Mass.
When Julie Mehta returns her Chevy Impala rental to E-Z Rent-A-Car, an employee points out a missing fog light.
A few weeks ago, Amos only had a toll road, between him and his destination in Austin. It was missing an important feature: a toll booth.
A car rental should be the least dramatic part of your vacation. You pick up the vehicle, you drive it, you return it to the airport.
She’s heard about surcharges imposed on older renters, mandatory insurance requirements and other unanticipated fees.
Jessica Gennaoui and her husband discover an unpleasant surprise on their credit card: a $277 charge from Avis for their rental car.