Good price?

ask17 · 21 Jan 20, 08:14 PM

Hi, we will be heading to Disney in July and will be booking a car for 10days, first time hiring a car in Orlando. After months of looking and checking prices and waiting I have managed to find an intermediate SUV via Alamo brits for �280, with fully inc and free driver, is this a good price? Is it better to be on the safe side to add roadside assistance? No idea how the insurance works but reading through this forum and fb im assuming I don�t need to buy extra insurance and I�m covered with Alamo? Thank you for reading and TIA!

**Alibayparc** · 21 Jan 20, 08:24 PM

Hi
That seems a good price when I compare with AutoEurope for 2/7 to12/7. You don�t need the extra insurance with Alamo Brits if you can change a tyre yourself and are pretty sure you won�t lose the keys.
Alex

ask17 · 21 Jan 20, 08:44 PM

Originally Posted by Alibayparc

Hi
That seems a good price when I compare with AutoEurope for 2/7 to12/7. You don�t need the extra insurance with Alamo Brits if you can change a tyre yourself and are pretty sure you won�t lose the keys.
Alex

Perfect! Thank you for replying!

21 Jan 20, 08:14 PM	#1
	21 Jan 20, 08:14 PM ask17 New Poster (5)
ask17 New Poster (5) Join Date: Oct 19	Good price? Hi, we will be heading to Disney in July and will be booking a car for 10days, first time hiring a car in Orlando. After months of looking and checking prices and waiting I have managed to find an intermediate SUV via Alamo brits for �280, with fully inc and free driver, is this a good price? Is it better to be on the safe side to add roadside assistance? No idea how the insurance works but reading through this forum and fb im assuming I don�t need to buy extra insurance and I�m covered with Alamo? Thank you for reading and TIA!

21 Jan 20, 08:24 PM	#2
	21 Jan 20, 08:24 PM Alibayparc VIP Dibber ✓Premium Member
Alibayparc VIP Dibber Join Date: Dec 10	Hi That seems a good price when I compare with AutoEurope for 2/7 to12/7. You don�t need the extra insurance with Alamo Brits if you can change a tyre yourself and are pretty sure you won�t lose the keys. Alex