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I just booked my rental car for Maui. I was surprised that a full size car for a week is less than $200 for the week before taxes.
I paid double that in Kauai for New Year's week.
I paid double that in Kauai for New Year's week.
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I had gotten rates similar if not less when I was there using priceline. Now I would check with hotwire.com , I also would check with www.carrentals.com and Kayak.com as well as travelzoo.com.Timeshareforums Shirts and Mugs on sale now! http://www.cafepress.com/ts4ms -
Cheapest I found in Hawaii so far is through http://www.rentalcarmomma.com/ on Budget. It was significant compared to the many other sources I checked including priceline."If a Nation expects to be ignorant and free in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be.... If we are to guard against ignorance and remain free, it is the responsibility of every American to be informed."
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I should have said Bid on Priceline and not there search engine. I had gotten a Convertible for under $200 using PL for Hawaii. I will say that they are not always the cheapest since I booked two of the Islands without Pl and 2 with PL. Just two days ago I just booked a van with Hotwire for 1 day. I could not get a better day using PL and carrentals.com was only $4 higher than Hotwire. Now I did book a Van for a week using Carrentals.com about 4 months ago. The price I got for a week with a Van at LAX is a joke. $150 for the entire week taxes included. When you think about it I just now got stuck paying for 1 day a Van at SNA for $45. I strongly believe that lucky timing is everything.Originally posted by 4ARedOctober View PostTimeshareforums Shirts and Mugs on sale now! http://www.cafepress.com/ts4msComment
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Thanks for the tips guys. I am happy with the $200 rate. It sounds like I can save a maximum of $50. Not worth the time and effort at this point. I'll use those sources next time.Comment
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