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If you are renting in 24-hour blocks, I would recommend going with the big companies, like Avis or Hertz. They have damage waiver options, reducing your excess to $0 or $500 for a certain fee. And if you’re renting long-term (i.e. more than a month), look specifically for those companies, like Lion City.
Lesson learnt: for car rental (or car sharing) companies, sure, they are cheap and affordable, but if you get into an accident, they will do everything to rip you off. Technically, they aren’t doing anything wrong or against the law, and I understand this is how they ‘make money’.
13 wrz 2024 · We’re reviewing five of Singapore’s best budget car rental services [updated 2024] and talk about the benefits, renting information, and cost of each choice.
9 posts. Car rental on a bit of a budget-your guru advise please. 1 year ago. Hi all, Sorry for a boring question, I can’t seem to find any recent topics on renting a car in Malaysia similar. Backstory: Landing in Singapore from New Zealand early this Saturday morning.
We want to take our little boy to Malaysia for 5 days before we have to get back to Singapore again. Question: Are we best to bus to Johor Bahru and rent a car from there? Our dollar isn’t that great and neither is our budget, so tips welcome. Haven’t booked accom yet. I’m thinking we will drive to the coast, maybe Mersing direction first.
You can try dreamcar rental, they are very transparent with their pricing, allows p-plate drivers and extremely good customer service. I rented my first car a week after i got my license with them and the process was super easy.
I really wouldn't hire a car for S'pore. You can get pretty nearly anywhere on the MRT - which is absolutely efficient, reasonably priced & very user-friendly. (Puts the London underground to shame!!)
