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Q. What kind of car “or similar mean? A. CAR never can guarantee a specific model or car. If you rent a car company to give you an idea of what one would expect – you can Get the type of car was advertised, or you can get a similar size or model. Q. What is the age of car? A. Depends on the leasing company. The major suppliers such as Hertz and Avis exercise of its fleet of cars that are about 3-4 months . Small businesses can cars in four years. Q. child seats can be requested to wear? A. Yes, most car rental companies or baby seats and booster can prior to collection. Q. What if my car breaks lease? A. Most car rental must include roadside assistance 24 hours are required in the rent. If you do not fall down, the aid is only a phone call. Q. Can I register a car in a city and deposit in another? A. This is known as one-way rentals . It depends on the supplier and the country – some fee. Ask when booking! Q. driven cars are able, in the other country will be charged as the car? A. In most cases, yes, but there are conditions and limitations. In Europe there are restrictions on travel in Eastern Europe and some vehicles can not be carried out in Italy. In the United States, cars can not be driven into Mexico. Always check when booking. Q. Is there an age limit for drivers? A. Yes. Minimum and maximum ranges between the providers and the type of car. Additional charges may apply for drivers young or older. Q. Can I rent a car? A. Additional drivers must be added to the lease before the collection. It can fees for additional drivers . Q. Can I use my prepaid rent to be extended, after the vehicle is collected? A. Yes. directly in most cases, the tenant pays the supplier for all extensions. However, it is the local rate is often higher than the rate of pre- paid. Question: What do I do if I return the vehicle early do? A. It is possible, but no refund of unused rental days allowed by the rental car.

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