vacation car rental

[wty]

Going away for March Break with family, looking for a car rental. Priceline.com doesn't seem to be saving anything, with "taxes and fees" they tack on. Any suggestions? Disney, FL area.

 

[spam]

With the excuse of Disney land you will pay it and have fun

 

[wty]

Thanks? Not sure what you mean by that? We're not going to Disney, just near it. Orlando area.

 

[in d lover]

Best website for deals

http://www.rentalcarmomma.com/cities/orlando.htm

Good luck

 

[btfrenzy]

Try http://www.hotwire.com - good deals, but you can't see who you're renting with (though they're all the same really)...

 

[Gambler77]

try expedia.ca I got a great deal from them for march break.

 

[ig-88]

try carrentals.com for info, and then go directly to the company to book

 

[Aardvark154]

Take a look at Enterprise Rental Car they frequently do better than even the discount sites. http://www.enterprise.com/car_rental/home.do

 

[Dick Starbuck]

Try http://www.hotwire.com - good deals, but you can't see who you're renting with (though they're all the same really)...

Totally agree...

 

[RTRD]

Try http://www.hotwire.com - good deals, but you can't see who you're renting with (though they're all the same really)...

Piling on...some cities the advantage is small, but other cities it is AMAZING how much you can save....I would ABSOLUTELY recommend at least checking the rates here first....

 

[good to go]

If you are with state farm insurance add car rental insurance on your policy. It will cost you but will save you each and every time you have to rent a car in canada or the us, they rob you for the insurance costs by about $8-$10 a day.

 

[Aardvark154]

WTY check all the sites, hotwire, travelocity, expedia, as well as the auto rental companies own websites. Yes, it takes a few minutes but you will be suprised sometimes at the savings. You also should consider making a bid via Priceline.

 

[Meister]

Also try discounters:

http://www.advantage.com
http://www.paylesscar.com

Also, your credit card may cover you for collision, need to check.

 

[peteeey]

Exactly. I've found deals by going to expedia, travelocity, etc., as well as trying the car websites. Also, if you choose a rental company, check back later to see if the price has dropped and then give them a call. That happened to me with Budget. The final cost for me was way less than what I originally agreed to.

WTY check all the sites, hotwire, travelocity, expedia, as well as the auto rental companies own websites. Yes, it takes a few minutes but you will be suprised sometimes at the savings. You also should consider making a bid via Priceline.