long term car rental
long term car rental
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loosemarbles

Original Poster:

1,863 posts

229 months

Wednesday 16th September 2020
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We have a need for a couple of longer term car rentals (3-6 months) - my usual supplier has, ahem, supply issues, so can't give us what we need.

Any recommendations?

I've looked at usual rental companies, but the costs are far too high in comparison to what we usually pay.

lepill

75 posts

129 months

Wednesday 16th September 2020
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have you looked at Drover ?

Fast Bug

13,625 posts

191 months

Wednesday 16th September 2020
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Have you tried Northgate? Where are you guys based? I deal with a rental company in the South up to bottom of the Midlandsish that can probably help you

loosemarbles

Original Poster:

1,863 posts

229 months

Wednesday 16th September 2020
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Fast Bug said:
Have you tried Northgate? Where are you guys based? I deal with a rental company in the South up to bottom of the Midlandsish that can probably help you
Not tried Northgate or Drover - thanks, will have a look.

We are based in Surrey, but cars will be heading to North Wales, and Scotland.

Fast Bug

13,625 posts

191 months

Wednesday 16th September 2020
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loosemarbles said:
Fast Bug said:
Have you tried Northgate? Where are you guys based? I deal with a rental company in the South up to bottom of the Midlandsish that can probably help you
Not tried Northgate or Drover - thanks, will have a look.

We are based in Surrey, but cars will be heading to North Wales, and Scotland.
I don't think they're worried where the cars go, it's just getting them delivered to you. Ping me an email via my profile and I'll put you in touch with someone

hyphen

26,262 posts

120 months

Wednesday 16th September 2020
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loosemarbles said:
I've looked at usual rental companies, but the costs are far too high in comparison to what we usually pay.
Try the subscription companies. With hire companies, try popping down/calling the branch and haggling.

Might be cheaper to buy a shed with mot and sell it after.