You need a great car to get around Yokosuka whether you're going for a business trip or a vacation. Check out the famous sites around town and park in front of the popular restaurants in Yokosuka. We've collected your most frequently asked questions about renting a car in Yokosuka. Find out how to get the best rates on your ideal vehicle.

CarRentals.com makes it a breeze to grab the cheapest rates. Just enter your travel dates and scroll through the variety of rental car companies, pick the top rental locations, and find the most wallet-friendly offers in Yokosuka. You should also:

• Compare vehicle pricing before you book
• Avoid airport pick-ups and drop-offs, which typically are more expensive
• Know ahead of time how much fuel/mileage you may use
• Search and reserve as far in advance as you can

Even a little rental car know-how can go a long way to getting you the most savings.

From budget-friendly brands like Fox and Budget to global names like Enterprise and Hertz, CarRentals.com has some of the best brands in the business. Scan through the online reviews to get an idea of which one is best for you.

Whether you want a roomy family vehicle or a low-cost economy car, the sheer wealth of options in this town means you're certain to find an automobile that is perfect for you. Some options include:

Generally, the age limit for car rentals in Yokosuka is 21—the same as it is across the rest of the country. If you are under 25, you might also need to pay a surcharge. Be sure to read over the terms to discover what the total is before you book your rental.

Insurance is always needed, wherever you're renting a car. That said, you could already be covered by your credit card or car policies. Keep in mind, your policies might not totally cover your rental, and you'll need to add it on to your booking. Look into it before you book and, if it is needed, you can conveniently add it at checkout.

Most suppliers give you a choice of fuel policies. Here is a list of the typical policies.

Many suppliers offer a variety of fuel policies. However, the stand-out choice is usually full-to-full. You simply bring the car back with the same amount of fuel you got it with. Just be sure you make time to shop for the cheapest gas prices.

Unlimited mileage is a good choice for those who don't want to worry about incurring any extra charges with the distance they drive. You will just need to make sure there's nothing else in the small print that could add in extra costs.

Make sure you check a few things before you leave the lot. You should take time to:

• Walk around your vehicle and determine if there is any damage or scrapes. If so, mark it down on your paperwork
• Check the trunk to determine if the spare is properly inflated and the jack and lung wrench are there
• Get familiar with the controls of your car. Adjust the mirrors and seats, and note how to turn on the lights and windshield wipers
• Get comfortable operating the navigation and entertainment. It's best to limit any unneeded distractions when you are driving around a new area

Maybe you're traveling solo, maybe you're bringing your partner or kids, or maybe you're carpooling with co-workers to and from the hotel to the conference center. No matter the situation, CarRentals.com has a car that can fit your needs and not break the bank.