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The daily rental fee
and Collision
Damage Waiver (CDW) are the costs
we look most closely at, but other
fees and taxes can increase the cost
of car rental substantially. Keep
these in mind:
Additional
Insurance
Besides CDW there's PAI, LFC and Theft. More....
Additional Driver
You may have to pay a fee of around TL6
for an additional driver to be listed on the insurance
documents.
Child Safety Seat
The larger rental companies should have these available
at an additional fee (perhaps as much as TL15
per day. Reserve yours in advance just to be sure.
Delivery/Return Fee
If you do not pick up your car from a company office
(or within the immediate area, such as at a hotel
in the town or city), you may have to pay a delivery
fee of around US$0.30 per kilometer (US$0.49
per mile) for the distance from the company office
to the point of pick-up. This can add up to a substantial
charge.
If you drive from Cappadocia to Ephesus,
a distance of about 800 km (497 miles)
(here's
an itinerary), the "transfer
fee" to return the car to its point
of origen in Cappadocia might be
as much as US$250.
Consider the cost
of fuel when deciding whether
to rent- here, return-there. It may
be cheaper to
pay the transfer/return fee rather
than to drive the car back yourself
when you consider the cost of fuel,
and rental and insurance charges
for the time it takes you to drive
the car back. Or, if there are three
or more travelers sharing the rental
car, it may be chaper to drive than
to take alternative means of transport.
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Above, what
else might you have to pay
for this nifty
little car?
Below, troglodyte volcanic
cones in Cappadocia. |
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