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Renault Eurodrive short-term
leasing
for students, professors, and teachers
Above: Four
views of the economical
Renault Clio.
Tip:
Peugeot Open Europe "buy back" leases are
often cheaper than Renault Eurodrive leases, and the minimum Peugeot Open
Europe lease period is
17 days (compared to 21 for Renault). To compare rates, see the
Peugeot Open
Europe "Buy Back" Program.
Renault Eurodrive offers short-term tourist leases
(also known as "purchase-repurchase" programs) that can offer significant
savings over traditional European car rentals.Unlike rentals, Renault
Eurodrive rates are tax-free--an important consideration in countries where
traditional rentals may include a value-added tax or VAT of up to 22%. Just as
important, Renault's rates include zero-deductible insurance at no extra cost.
For college or university
students.
Renault's minimum driver age is only 18, and there's no
"young driver surcharge" for drivers under 25.
For professors and teachers on sabbatical.
Renault Eurodrive tourist leases are available for 21 days to six months--but
if you're a temporary resident of Europe for academic or business purposes, you
can lease a car for up to a year. Renault also offers a
5% academic discount for teachers and professors. To claim the
discount, type "academic discount" and state that you're a professor or teacher
in the comment box on the online reservation form.
For more information on Renault Eurodrive and other short-term car leases,
please see:
Renault Eurodrive
our partner
Articles on short-term leasing
Short-term car leasing
Learn the basics about "purchase/repurchase" programs from Renault Eurodrive
and Peugeot.
Car rentals: When to rent, when
to lease
Should you rent or lease? The length of your visit is one determining factor,
but other things also need to be considered. My comparison table will help you
make a decision.
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