Lower the price

1. Car rental on the Internet is the best and easiest way to compare prices.
 
2. If you are planning to buy extra equipment, you could compare prices on that too.
 
3. Book as soon as possible if you have a schedule. Most car rental companies increase the price as bookings are made and the number of available rental cars decrease. In addition, the availability of some specific cars may decrease and you might have to rent a bigger car than you need.
 
4. Book the smallest car you need and hope for a free upgrade. Sometimes the car companies have to give you an upgraded car because the smallest are already rented out.
 
5. Also check the other car types. The car rental company may have extra cars in that types and may offer you a discount.
 
6. Check if you need to return the car with a full tank of fuel. What they suggest a full tank costs, may be something else than you expect.

7. Check the car for possible vaults before you drive and that these are stated in the report. Otherwise you may end up paying for vaults that you have not caused

8. It is usually better with a weekly rate if you are planning to rent the car more than 7 days. If you are going to rent the car more than 4 days, you should also look into the weekly rate. Sometimes the 7. day is free when you rent for a week. If you book on a daily plan, it can be difficult to change to a cheaper weekly plan.