Rental car: pickup in Vienna, dropoff in Dubrovnik??

On Apr 18, 9:33 am, Alan S <noth...@there.com> wrote:

> I know that, despite expanding the countries covered by
> their leaseback system, the French Eurodrive cars still
> excluded insurance cover for Croatia and the other
> ex-Jugoslav countries; the only exception was Slovenia.

Actually, Peugeot has a leaseback that allows travel in Croatia, but
not the ex-Soviet Union countries insurance cover is the limiting
factor). But they don't deliver to Vienna...I have to fly into
Frankfort and pay US$160 on both ends for pickup and dropoff.

Personally, I've never done a leaseback and am deeply intrigued by it,
but a little suspicious. Are there any hidden pitfalls? What can you
tell me about it?

--riverman

On Tue, 17 Apr 2007 21:40:45 +0100, Martin wrote
(in article <m5ca23hqd5in4lvd6mfjkttsdnue2pitfq@>):

> At the moment I find driving in UK pretty hairy at times.

I agree. It's far worse here than in France or Italy I find.

--
Mike Lane (UK North Yorkshire)
To contact me replace invalid with mike underscore lane

"tile" <supertile@libero.it> kirjoitti
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>>>
>>> a friend of mine took my car from Ancona to Israel.
>>> he had no problem.
>> Did she/he drive the car out from Israel as well?
>
> yes. He was an Israeli student. In those times cars were very expensive in
> israel. I was in the national service at that time. and allowed him to
> use my car for a few months.
> He said he had been quite satisfied with the car ( an old 1100 Fiat ) and
> that it was one of the few cars where water in radiators did not boil.
He drove back through Jordan, Syria and Turkey?

"Markku Grönroos" <kurkku@hassuserveri.fi> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> "tile" <supertile@libero.it> kirjoitti
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>>>>
>>>> a friend of mine took my car from Ancona to Israel.
>>>> he had no problem.
>>> Did she/he drive the car out from Israel as well?
>>
>> yes. He was an Israeli student. In those times cars were very expensive
>> in israel. I was in the national service at that time. and allowed him
>> to use my car for a few months.
>> He said he had been quite satisfied with the car ( an old 1100 Fiat ) and
>> that it was one of the few cars where water in radiators did not boil.
> He drove back through Jordan, Syria and Turkey?

sure. he was a student and a soldier. so he was not afraid. Do you think
that israelis are or were allowed in Syria ??

IN Jordan they are. in facts. many Israeli go to the Dead sea for their
vacations on the Jordan side.

"tile" <supertile@libero.it> kirjoitti
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>> He drove back through Jordan, Syria and Turkey?
>
> sure. he was a student and a soldier. so he was not afraid. Do you think
> that israelis are or were allowed in Syria ??
>
> IN Jordan they are. in facts. many Israeli go to the Dead sea for their
> vacations on the Jordan side.
How did he return the vehicle back to Italy? By shipping it?