 Long Term Rental Cars
Most of the "rent-a-wreck" outfits offer monthly and long term
rentals.
Be VERY careful with insurance with long term rentals.
Most individual car insurance policies only cover you for 29 days of
continuous car rental use, so if you rent long term, make sure they
do a separate rental contract for each 29 day period.
On Sat, 12 Jul 2003 17:05:05 -0000, "Bob Oaks" <boboaks@pacbell.net>
wrote:
>
>Are there any alternatives to the standard rental car agencies if you need a
>car for several weeks or a couple of months? Regular rates can be expensive
>and I'm not aware of discounts for long terms. Do used car dealers, for
>example, ever rent cars? I'm specifically interested possibilities on the
>Big Island.
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