10% off All Inclusive Car Rental Packages @ East Coast Car Rentals

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AssociatedEastCoastCarRentals on 14/09/2022 - 11:10 eastcoastcarrentals.com.au (237 clicks)
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  hopper on 14/09/2022 - 11:15

  Would ev cars in Victoria be more expensive to hire compared to other states because of ev tax since it needs to be paid at rego.

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  he11bent on 14/09/2022 - 11:23

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  $175 for an MG3 at Sydney Airport, booking for Tuesday 4th October? LOL
  No deals at all.

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  TThomas on 14/09/2022 - 11:33

  +1

  I just looked at the rate, for a corolla for 3 days the rate was $222 without the included insurances to ~$322 with the included insurances.

  One thing to consider is that your credit card may cover excess up to $5000, so best to look into that first.

  Details about the insurance you get;

  Premium Loss Damage Waiver
  0 AUD Liability East Coast’s ultimate protection package. Reduces your vehicle damage liability from $4400.00 to $0.

  Windscreen and Tyre
  Coverage With Windscreen and Tyre Coverage, damage to these items will incur a 0 AUD charge. Windscreen damage refers to full replacement or repairs to chips, cracks or stars. Tyre damage refers to punctures, cuts and abrasions due to normal driving conditions

  Premium Roadside Assistance
  Premium Roadside Assistance gets you back on the road for all incidents where the renter may be considered "at fault". For example, changing a flat tyre, Lockout service if you are locked out of your car, Fuel delivery - up to 15 litres at no

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  broot on 21/09/2022 - 15:33

  Copied from my Bankwest Zero Platinum for Vehicle Insurance - Excess Max Benefit $3,000, Page 75

  "This cover applies if you:
  (1) hire a rental vehicle
  (2) are the nominated driver on the rental vehicle agreement,
  and
  (3) have purchased motor vehicle insurance or a damage
  waiver from the rental company or agency you rented the
  rental vehicle from."

  If I have already purchased motor vehicle insurance, what's the point of using the credit card insurance cover?

  Isn't that motor vehicle insurance from car rental company already reduced the excess to $0? Anyone can explain, please?