Long term car rental in United Kingdom?
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Long term car rental in United Kingdom?
I will be volunteering in Hampshire mid June through mid September this year. Anyone had experience with renting a car for a couple months? I'll be volunteering in the countryside and have been advised to have a car.
Thanks!!
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Regular rentals are almost always limited to 30 days (often under 30 days - meaning exactly 29 days IRL). But several agencies do offer short term leases - Europcar, Avis, etc. Their websites should have all the info. Haven't checked Autoeurope to see if they include lease options but I seem to recall they used to
Where in Hampshire will you be?
Where in Hampshire will you be?
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Long term, I'd see if you can pick up a Renault lease car, you may have to pop over to France to pick it up. https://www.renault-eurodrive.com/en
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Long term, I'd see if you can pick up a Renault lease car, you may have to pop over to France to pick it up. https://www.renault-eurodrive.com/en
I had thought about that but wouldn't one end up with a left hand drive car? Not easy to adjust to driving on the 'wrong side of the road' while sitting on the wrong side of the car
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Several car rental agencies offer long term car rental, that is what you need to search for.
https://www.avis.co.uk/drive-avis/ca...-term-car-hire
etc etc
https://www.avis.co.uk/drive-avis/ca...-term-car-hire
etc etc
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I have driven a left hand drive car in the UK -- (for about 6 weeks before we bought our first RHD car) . . . it is definitely possible but there is a WHOLE lotta difference between driving the wide open spaces in California or OZ and the narrow/winding/hedgerow lined country roads in the UK. Constantly not being able to see around the next bend can be very stressful.
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Drove my left hand drive Mazda RX7 in the UK for two years. Lived in London and drove it to Oxford, the Cotswolds, Kent, Wales, Devon and Cornwall (that last a bit much!). But when I rented a right hand drive car -- I needed more than two seats -- I found it easier. On St John and the other US Virgin Islands they drive on the left with left hand drive cars -- I readjusted easily.
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