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Good time of the day! Who rented a car from Enterprise in LAX?
They list the price on the website, but what extra fees do they charge (not counting extra driver or navigator)? I mean insurance and mandatory co-payments? Or is the price on the website final?
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If you know the departure time, book in advance via the Internet. Why commit to Enterprise? It is possible that other companies will have better prices.
The website may not list insurance fees. But it will be mentioned on the site! Look carefully!
In addition, you can additionally voluntarily insure all sorts of nonsense like "key loss insurance" (new keys will be brought to you) or "gasoline run out insurance" (gasoline will be delivered to you anywhere in the USA).
All insurances are 10-30 percent of the cost of car rental.
The website may not list insurance fees. But it will be mentioned on the site! Look carefully!
In addition, you can additionally voluntarily insure all sorts of nonsense like "key loss insurance" (new keys will be brought to you) or "gasoline run out insurance" (gasoline will be delivered to you anywhere in the USA).
All insurances are 10-30 percent of the cost of car rental.
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answered 13 years ago
I got the impression that insurance is a scam for reinsurers, or for old people who are really likely to use these insurances with a high probability. Or for beginners who are driving for the second time. You should not pay for them, especially if you are, in principle, quite solvent yourself.
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answered 13 years ago
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