Flying down to Cabo July 5 for about a week. Does anyone have any suggestions about the best place to rent a car?
I hae had some problems in the past with car rental companies dinging me for every ding etc.
Thanksbajafreaks - 6-28-2011 at 12:21 PM
I have used Dollar at the airport many times but in the last few years they are in the "rip off" mode as like the others. Do you have to have a rental
car? get a shuttle/taxi to town then walk or taxi as needed.Bajatripper - 6-28-2011 at 04:47 PM
You should have come to La Paz. Both places charge too much for car rentals, but La Paz has a much better waterfront for walking and the city has some
history behind it. Maybe next time.tiotomasbcs - 6-28-2011 at 05:58 PM
Be careful! Maybe secure before leaving? God knows, a travel agent?? I'll stir it up---your own autoinsurance should cover you! Check them out,
thorougly! Good Luck.Jaybo - 6-29-2011 at 08:38 AM
When I have rented in Cabo I do a walk around with the rental agent and have him point to ANY flaws in the car as I photograph them. Heck, I do this
in the States too. Ends any question as to who did the damage.
Oh and in Cabo the Taxi's are incredibly expensive! MUCH cheaper to rent a car if you plan on moving around the area much.
[Edited on 6-29-2011 by Jaybo]motoged - 6-29-2011 at 09:46 AM
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Originally posted by tiotomasbcs
Be careful! Maybe secure before leaving? God knows, a travel agent?? I'll stir it up---your own autoinsurance should cover you! Check them out,
thorougly! Good Luck.
In all my years of renting cars in Mexico and NEVER has non-Mexican insurance been accepted for Mexican rentals....what am I missing???jbcoug - 6-29-2011 at 11:02 AM
I have always used Avis when in Cabo. Has seemed like the best buy and no hassles. Very handy as well. Pays to do a good walk around, but the Avis
guys have never been a problem
JohnCypress - 6-29-2011 at 01:37 PM
You can hang out (upside down) in Cabo for a day or two at the Giggling Marlin and drink tequila. Or rent a car and head north or east.