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My rental quote for 15 days ( two weeks and one day), for a compact 4 door car with automatic transmission and AC, came to $234.00 (base rate) plus Airport Fee of 23.40 (10%) and State Tax of 25.74 (11%) for a grand total of $283.14. I thought this was a good price for a two-week rental. Knowing that driving a car in Mexico may involve securing ...
B. You can insure the vehicle from the car rental agency. Advantages: they are right there on the spot. Disadvantages: cost, about $30.00 a day for insurance. Go with whichever insurance makes you most comfortable, and don't forget you will have to add $7.00-$12.00 per day to the rental rate quoted because you will have to purchase 3rd party ...
Answered: Has anyone purchased the driver liability insurance through Costco / Bonita West and used it at one of the rental companies? Did they hassle you? Is it no problem?
Renting a vehicle comes with the inherent risk of an accident. Car rental insurance, available at the rental counter, can help offset these fears by providing coverage in the event of an accident ...
While there is no age limit to rent a car through the Costco program, customers under the age of 25 will pay an underage driver fee that can vary and that could offset the Costco member discount ...
Most car insurance policies cover you in any car you're driving for personal use-including rentals - according to esurance, but make sure to check first. If you're renting a car of similar value ...
27 helpful votes. 6. Re: Rental car insurance. Aug 21, 2023, 2:47 PM. Agree, more expensive of not, rent through one of the major rental companies and simply purchase insurance through them. In California your required to have proof of insurance when you drive.
The second rental is for 11 days in California with Hertz, booked via Costco's UK Travel site. I tried to decipher the small print - and failed miserably. I have copied and pasted below - apologies for the lengthy paragraphs. Any advice gratefully received. If renting in California: