Long term Car rental in Europe
There is a question here about Car buying vs. long term rentals as it relates to the US.
Recently I've driven through Europe renting a car in Frankfurt for about 21 days from Sixt and I was wondering if there was a better option to do long term rentals like this in Frankfurt or any other major hubs in Europe so I don't need to pay for the car at a daily rate?
If it's too broad I am perfectly happy limiting this to Germany.
P.S. I've checked my usual go to services like Turo and Toyota Rentals and they don't seem to be available in Germany.
Best Answer
As of December 14, 2016 Turo has expanded its operations to United Kingdom though still it wouldn't have helped me in Germany at the time of the question.
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Look at short term leasing in stead. There are several companies offering this, many taking advantage of some peculiarities in French tax law.
Just use google. Several good deals are available, for rentals starting at 21 days up to 6 months. Most will give you a new vehicle for the duration.
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