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All you need to know about renting vehicles

We show you how to find the perfect rental vehicle for your adventure or next trip with LetsQuip.com and what to pay attention to when renting vehicles online.

Save big bucks by renting vehicles. Cars are super expensive, everyone knows that, but bikes, scooters and motorbikes aren’t cheap either. Then think of when or how often you use them! Not worth buying in most cases. For the handful of times you need a car or a cargo bike, rather rent them.

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FAQ borrowing vehicles:

Who should borrow vehicles?

Unless you need a car or a bike everyday to get to work or uni, you don’t need to own one yourself. Rather rent it for s a short time whenever you need it, it’s not worth buying expensive equipment.

Or you need a vehicle to bring you from A to B on your vacation? Then you should rent it wherever your vacation destination is.

What are the most popular vehicles to rent?

All kinds of vehicles are being offered to rent online, on various rental platforms and by local rental shops. Mainly cars and bikes, but also motorbikes and even strollers and wheelchairs.

Anything I have to pay extra attention to when renting a vehicle?

Just don’t break it, don’t scratch anything, make sure to use the vehicle in the way it’s supposed to be used. And always make sure to clean the rented vehicle before returning it.

What websites can I rent vehicles on?

Vehicle rentals can be found on various rental platforms and local rental shops. There are specialized platforms for some kinds of vehicles like Turo for cars or Whill for wheelchairs. But you can also find loads of vehicles on all-purpose rental platforms like Peerby and FatLama.

So there is plenty of choice and 100,000s of offers all around the world.

Is the rented vehicle insured in case I break it?

Most of our featured vehicle rental websites include damage insurance. So you’re all protected in case you break anything by accident.

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