Anyone have any experience of Renatalcars.com in the Airport.

Looks legit,280 Euros or  so for a week with GPS and 2 baby seats plus full insurance which i don't think covers excess ,i think that's about 4000 Baht which i'm ok with as i don't plan on having a crash. I'd be more worried about getting screwed for 100000 Baht if i had an issue.

I think its Avis who you get the car from.

I've always used Budget. You are correct, max out the insurance. It's a crazy place to drive. Pick up a cheap dash cam too.


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10 hours ago, Martyjustice said:

I've always used Budget. You are correct, max out the insurance. It's a crazy place to drive. Pick up a cheap dash cam too.


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Thanks. I don't mind paying more for insurance for a hassle free trip.

I booked thru economycars.com. U can pay the excess cover before u arrive so know the cost exactly. No hidden extras when u arrive. Good friendly service. I think it was Budget but not sure.  These r  the rental company's  phone #'s in NKP:: 042530681/0933262877.

We visit Sakhon nakhon every year and we rent from a company based in Udon Thani mainly because we get free child seats and gps and low deductible i think 4000 thb or 5000 thb. www.ud-carrent.com

1 hour ago, noisan said:

We visit Sakhon nakhon every year and we rent from a company based in Udon Thani mainly because we get free child seats and gps and low deductible i think 4000 thb or 5000 thb. www.ud-carrent.com

Thanks, but i'm flying into Nakhon Phanom so need it at the airport 

For info, Rentalcars.com is just an internet comparator operation which searches and presents prices for the parameters you specify.

 

Avis and Budget are two well-known international brands, both under common ownership of the Avis Budget Group (privately owned by institutions and private equity-like mutual funds). Strange how the group often offers the two different brands at the same location under common front desks - Budget is, as the name implies, the cheaper brand.

 

Have used both in Thailand and the UK. Budget is usually cheaper of course and their cars are fine enough IMO - usually less than a year old in the UK but sometimes a bit older here in Thailand (my sample here is a bit dated and limited to a couple of locations). Not sure what extra you get for taking an Avis car - maybe newer in Thailand.