1st Car Hire Spain

1st car hire spain.com, with it’s sunny, seaside holiday inspired colour scheme and easy to access search facility acts as a broker to more than 500 car hire companies worldwide, including Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar, Enterprise, Europcar, Fox rent a car, National, Payless car rental, Sixt and Thrifty. The 1st car hire spain.com search facility asks for minimal information, including pick up location (there’s the option to tick a box if you want to drop off at a different location); your dates, drivers age, country of residence and off you go. Operating across mainland Spain as well as the Spanish islands, 1st car hire spain.com offers online booking as well as a UK free phone number and a standard telephone number for clients outside the UK. With the facility to book online as well as amending and managing a confirmed booking, the 1st car hire spain.com website and telephone help lines will allow you to do pretty much whatever you’d need to do prior to vehicle pick up. Using Alicante as an example to review the 1st car hire spain.com service, you’ll have the option of 7 different Alicante pick up and drop off points, including: the airport, the train station, Calpe and Centro Hotel Melia. Once you’re past the initial search stage, the search results are presented in order from smallest to largest and from cheapest to the most expensive. The first offer for this example was classified Mini class and was a Peugeot 107 (or similar), in the mid range, there were the likes of Ford Mondeos and Renault Scenics going up to what’s described on the 1st car hire spain.com website as exotic/special, a Renault Megane Cabriolet (or similar) though to Mercedes Vito 9 seaters or Mercedes E Class automatics. Every vehicle on the 1st car hire spain.com search result comes with a clear, visual indication of the number of passengers it’ll take as well as how many doors it has and how much luggage it’s boot will stow. In addition, information about whether or not air conditioning is included as standard and whether the vehicle is manual or automatic transmission. On this search result page there’s also a handy purple egg timer placed next to vehicles which are short in supply or soon likely to sell out. This helps you make a decision about whether to leave your choice to chance or to book immediately to make sure you get what you’re looking for. When it comes to the booking page on 1st car hire spain.com, there’s a nice clear summary of what you’re about to book at the top of the page followed by a summary of charges as well as the option to book special equipment such as child and booster seats; GPS; ski racks and additional drivers. Excess cover insurance is also offered at this stage in the booking process allowing you to decide if you want to take the risk of paying the excess in the unfortunate event of an accident or if you want to have that risk covered in exchange for a small additional premium. Payment on the 1st car hire spain.com secure website can be made using Visa, Delta, Visa Electron, MasterCard, Maestro or Switch.