car rentals

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<p>question,</p>

<p>does anybody know what an average car rental price is for a daily rental in myrtle beach for a small car? </p>

<p>i have coupons i can use from avis, budget, enterprise, alamo, national, and hertz so it doesn’t really matter what the company is, but would anyone happen to have a ball park figure? </p>

<p>I’ve rented before but it was from Enterprise and to drive from PA to FL and back with unlimited miles, so I’m sure we paid a LOT more than what it would be just for a day rental.</p>

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<p>Best way to figure is to try booking online – and if you use something like expedia you can get lots of comparisions.</p>

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<p>fendergirl, are you 25? That’s the minimum age for most car rentals. I think
Enterprise is the exception. Allowed, but you pay a higher price. I agree with cnp55, if you put the info into expedia, sidestep, orbitz, you can get several quotes.</p>

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<p>oh yeah, i forgot that you could get the prices on expedia. every time i use that site its just for flights and hotels. good idea cnp :)</p>

<p>kathie, yeah i know, but not everyone on my trip is under 25 so it would be fine regardless, i’m just trying to figure out how much it would cost.</p>

<p>i’m debating if it would be less money to drive a sep. car down and pay that gas, or just to rent an extra car for the day or two that we need an extra car once we’re there.</p>

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<p>Try using Johhnyjet <a href=“http://www.johnnyjet.com/home.asp[/url]”>http://www.johnnyjet.com/home.asp&lt;/a&gt; This search engine will allow you to see all quotes from Expedia - Orbitz -Prineline etc.</p>

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<p>You can also just go straight to the web sites of the companies (Avis, etc.) to get prices. I’ve found them more reliable for pricing than using third-party sites and they show you any specials they might have going.</p>