Anyone rented a 911 in Germany?
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Originally Posted by Niclas P
Cool thanks! I didn't think of going to avid.de. You would think that a global company might be intergrated pretty well, but I guess that was too much to ask.
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... that's actually less expensive than I'd seen at another place I looked at a couple of months ago (around $1500)... also you can factor it as being less than the rental cost they use for the Treffen.
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Avis rents 911's in Stuggart. Just wherever you rent -- don't expect your credit card to pick up liability/collision insurance. You need to read the contract, I added replacement value insurance directly through Avis.
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When there 2 years ago, used Avis for a 996 cab. Weekend rate was ~400 us but the 1euro/km was the killer. They wanted 2 credit cards or 1 platinum. To be safe, I pony up'd for their insurance, something I never do in the states and would do it again. Even if my cc & my home auto insurance should credit - the price up front would probably do a whole lot more to alleviate headaches should something have happened.