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Join Date: Nov 2008
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National Car Rental
I'm returning to Aruba this weekend (Nov 8) for a full week and will be renting a car. Typically I would just walk across the street and rent from one of the agencies, but this year with the newer restrictions I'm considering reserving in advance with National.
Has anyone used them? There rates are pretty reasonable (with a discount from CostCo), so i was hoping there may be some recent experiences from board members. Thoughts? |
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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Well, I've booked (and paid) a Jeep Wrangler some months ago.
Here's what I got: http://www.teresniak.de/aruba/page-a...lish_0021.html Hmm, not really the same ...
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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The language barrier is clearly obvious when it comes to jeeps.
I cannot count the amount of times that same thing has happen. You talk, you beg, you describe, you plead a jeep, jeep, jeep and then you get there and who knows what you will have waiting. Sorry, it can be very disappointing! |
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I cannot count the amount of times that same thing has happen. You talk, you beg, you describe, you plead a jeep, jeep, jeep and then you get there and who knows what you will have waiting. 
