Enterprise Rent-A-Car features rental car classes include luxury car rental, economy car rental, cargo vans, pickup truck rental and more. Rent a car online from one of the many rental car locations worldwide including major airports.
Question : How much does Enterprise Rent-a-car charge per day for an underage (21-24) driver?
- asked by dukeblueforlife
All Answers: Answer #1It varies between $0-15 per day. A location I rented from in Las Vegas charged no fee, while thelowest fee I could find near me was $10. Whereveryou're renting from, look at all the locations tosee which has the lowest fee. Even $15 is stilllower than the $25 most other national chainscharge. (Note: it may be higher in New York,where state law requires that all persons aged 18and higher must be able to rent a car. As aresult, insurance costs are higher there.)To loweryour cost even further, go to entertainment.comand get an Entertainment book, which has couponsfor up to 20% off daily and weekly rentals,regardless of age. Avoid airport locations, whichgenerally have more taxes and higher fees. Also,if you have a Visa credit card (not check card),decline the collision/damage waiver (CDW) when yourent the car. Visa has its own CDW insurance youcan use, and it will save you from having to payanother daily fee.
- answered by Omar Y.
Answer #2
Rates vary depending on the type of car, thelocation, the dates you are renting, and how farin advance you reserved the car. There's no wayanyone here can answer the question the way youposed it. Try contacting Enterprise.
- answered by bazzmc
Answer #3
mine was 36 dollars a day with insurance, but thatdidnt count the taxes... so about 43-45 dollars aday (but my car insurance payed for it when i gotin an accident, i just know from filling out thepaper work). gl though, its expensive.
- answered by angelnteddy4ev
Answer #4
You can find out by just going to their websiteand entering your information. You need to knowwhat type of car you want and the zip code whereyou willbe.
http://www.enterprise.com/car_rental/home.do
- answered by escaped_mental_case
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