I would like to rent out a car for 16th of Jan, for a day or 1.5 days, to see the outside of the city a bit. Can anyone suggest a good option?
I would prefer renting out from a private person, however, inexpensive corporate offers would also be considerable.
Thank you.
I would like to rent out a car for 16th of Jan, for a day or 1.5 days, to see the outside of the city a bit. Can anyone suggest a good option?
I would prefer renting out from a private person, however, inexpensive corporate offers would also be considerable.
Thank you.
I would not recommend renting from a private person as the car would not be insured.
I would not recommend renting from a private person as the car would not be insured.
Hi,
If you found a privat person who is offering that pls let me know. I would like to do the same the weekend on 23-26 january. :))
Hi,
If you found a privat person who is offering that pls let me know. I would like to do the same the weekend on 23-26 january. :))
Will do!
Any reasonably priced corporate offers anyone knows about?
Dear, check out "Patrick Location" in Nyon and Geneva. To my best knowledge they have the cheapest vehicles in the area. But don't expect the latest WV or Audi.
As Andre stated, a private car would not be insured. Unless you have a private liability insurance that covers "borrowed cars". I would not advise that way. If you wreck the car you may be compelled to pay out a few thousand CHF and loose a friend.
Have a great discovery!
Erkan Alpman
Senior Partner
CONSULTANT.SWISS
law - private family - finance advisory
Dear, check out "Patrick Location" in Nyon and Geneva. To my best knowledge they have the cheapest vehicles in the area. But don't expect the latest WV or Audi.
As Andre stated, a private car would not be insured. Unless you have a private liability insurance that covers "borrowed cars". I would not advise that way. If you wreck the car you may be compelled to pay out a few thousand CHF and loose a friend.
Have a great discovery!
Erkan Alpman
Senior Partner
CONSULTANT.SWISS
law - private family - finance advisory
Thank you for the information.
A friend of mine proposed the websites drivy and ouicar.
I think I gonna rent those cars. :)
Thank you
Thank you for the information.
A friend of mine proposed the websites drivy and ouicar.
I think I gonna rent those cars. :)
Thank you
Whichever company you chose check the insurance cover. With Patrick location I found that I could not bring the insurance liability down to below 750 or 1000 francs so that is the vehicle was damaged even while i was not in it, I would be liable for the first 750 or 1000 francs.
The cheapest rates are on the car hire websites eg easycar carrentals etc but that does not help you with the insurance problem.
To bring your liability down to zero doubles the initial cost of car hire
In a recent hire from Budget (in England) I found that it ws only 15 francs per day to bring the liability down to 150 francs - could not bring it down to zero. And of course i had a puncture (my first one in years) and so will probably have to pay for the new tyre.
It is a question of maths and risk. The only way to find the cost of the extra insurance is to phone the car hire company before you commit yourself on the website.
In Switzerland I use a combination of mobility and train. Alternatively you can get anywhere by public transport or public transport and mountain taxi and it is only worth hiring if you are several people
Whichever company you chose check the insurance cover. With Patrick location I found that I could not bring the insurance liability down to below 750 or 1000 francs so that is the vehicle was damaged even while i was not in it, I would be liable for the first 750 or 1000 francs.
The cheapest rates are on the car hire websites eg easycar carrentals etc but that does not help you with the insurance problem.
To bring your liability down to zero doubles the initial cost of car hire
In a recent hire from Budget (in England) I found that it ws only 15 francs per day to bring the liability down to 150 francs - could not bring it down to zero. And of course i had a puncture (my first one in years) and so will probably have to pay for the new tyre.
It is a question of maths and risk. The only way to find the cost of the extra insurance is to phone the car hire company before you commit yourself on the website.
In Switzerland I use a combination of mobility and train. Alternatively you can get anywhere by public transport or public transport and mountain taxi and it is only worth hiring if you are several people
