Best way to rent a convertible Mustang in California?
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Hopefully going to California for a 10 day road trip for my birthday at the end of August. What's the best place to hire the car (convertible Mustang or similar)?
Think it'll be pick up in San Fran and dropped in Vegas or possibly back to San Fran.
Google search brings up wildly different results. Anyone know the best way to do it?
Think it'll be pick up in San Fran and dropped in Vegas or possibly back to San Fran.
Google search brings up wildly different results. Anyone know the best way to do it?
if it 100% has to be a mustang then use hertz for rent this exact car
otherwise , theyre very common in cali , rent a full size or convertible (note non hertz will all be *or similar*) then see what you are offered , if they have a mustang they may swap it or offer a upgrade for a few $$ a day , theres a good chance you would get one anyway but be prepared to accept a chrysler 200 lol
otherwise , theyre very common in cali , rent a full size or convertible (note non hertz will all be *or similar*) then see what you are offered , if they have a mustang they may swap it or offer a upgrade for a few $$ a day , theres a good chance you would get one anyway but be prepared to accept a chrysler 200 lol
Edited by steveo3002 on Monday 10th March 11:03
We hired a convertible Mustang in San Fran last year - travel agent booked it through Dollar as they ALWAYS get Mustangs.... I was a non-believer until we picked the car up - their parking garage was full of them - no other convertibles to be seen.
The address was 2500 Mason Street and is based at a hotel.
Edit: We dropped it back at LAX without any issues, but don't know about a different state for drop off.
The address was 2500 Mason Street and is based at a hotel.
Edit: We dropped it back at LAX without any issues, but don't know about a different state for drop off.
Matt.. said:
Easy way to spot the tourists in California is by looking for convertible Mustang's
Yup!All the main companies do them - I do BA + car (Avis) deals, which saves a load of money most of the time. I am pretty sure they are Group K with Avis (at Seatac there are usually loads around, all with CA plates), although I just get the most powerful petrol eating luxury Sedan they have.
steveo3002 said:
if it 100% has to be a mustang then use hertz for rent this exact car
otherwise , theyre very common in cali , rent a full size or convertible (note non hertz will all be *or similar*) then see what you are offered , if they have a mustang they may swap it or offer a upgrade for a few $$ a day , theres a good chance you would get one anyway but be prepared to accept a chrysler 200 lol
otherwise , theyre very common in cali , rent a full size or convertible (note non hertz will all be *or similar*) then see what you are offered , if they have a mustang they may swap it or offer a upgrade for a few $$ a day , theres a good chance you would get one anyway but be prepared to accept a chrysler 200 lol
Edited by steveo3002 on Monday 10th March 11:03
+1 if it absolutely has to be Mustang. I use Hertz almost exclusively, and although they're not the cheapest, I've found they usually look after their cars, and don't play games with mystery charges after your rental.
Search online for Hertz discount codes.
if you decide hertz , go via quidco for 10% ish cashback + search for a 10% or better discount code (pm me if you get stuck)
you can also join thier gold #1 club to save waiting at the desk , its free to join
info here how to join ...your name should be a board with the car waiting in a space
http://www.mousesavers.com/hertz-rental-car-discou...
you can also join thier gold #1 club to save waiting at the desk , its free to join
info here how to join ...your name should be a board with the car waiting in a space
http://www.mousesavers.com/hertz-rental-car-discou...
Edited by steveo3002 on Monday 10th March 15:29
chris7676 said:
Do you actually get a chance drive such a car there spiritedly ?
I know the roads can be awesome, but what about their police ?
Random thoughts:I know the roads can be awesome, but what about their police ?
- The canyons south of LA are great. Google "canyon carving"
- I also really like driving over Topanga Canyon and its surrounding roads north of LA
- Nevada Highways 93 and 318. Actually, anywhere in the boondocks of Nevada.
- A radar detector is cheaper than a speeding ticket.
- If you can delay your trip slightly, the Silver State Classic is in September.
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