Renting a car abroad? Easy as pie!
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If a trip is coming up for you too, you no longer need to worry, and certainly don't need to pull strings or bother friends who live in your host country.
The solution is found in Moscow, on the largest portal, "AutoRenter," which has gathered all the information you need on where, how, and on what terms you can rent a car for your trip on the most favourable terms.
Requests for car rental in Italy or Montenegro come up especially often: that's exactly where most tourists head in summer.
Renting a car in Italy poses no difficulty whatsoever for the staff at "AutoRenter" and requires no special effort on your part. You simply leave a request in a special form on the site, specifying your arrival and departure dates, the airport, the car class and other details, and before long the company's representatives won't just get in touch with you — they'll offer specific options. Tellingly, the cost of renting a car abroad doesn't exceed Moscow prices and is affordable for absolutely anyone.
You can also be absolutely confident in the quality of service abroad, since "AutoRenter" works only with the biggest names in car rental abroad, such as Europcar and SIXT, which you've surely heard of.
What do you need to know to rent a car in Italy?
The driver must be over 21, have been driving for more than 2 years, and hold a driving licence and ID.
Payment can be made in cash, by credit card, or by bank transfer. Insurance, fuel, paid parking and possible fines are already included in the price of the service at Europcar, for instance.
Before heading to Italy, try to learn more about the country and its road rules ahead of time.
For instance, local drivers don't always pay attention to traffic lights, but that's the difference — they're locals. The car is issued with a full tank, but don't forget that petrol stations operate on a schedule and are closed on Sundays.
As for the second country mentioned, renting a car in Montenegro is likewise routine work for the staff at "AutoRenter."
If you go with SIXT, the terms stay much the same as for Italy, differing only slightly from what Europcar offers.
There are at least two solid reasons to turn to "AutoRenter" specifically: you'll be able to rent a car in practically any country in the world, and it will be much simpler, and above all cheaper, than dealing with this matter yourself once abroad — a strange paradox, and yet it's a fact. A very pleasant one, it must be said.