Just because the car comes with extra features doesn't mean you have to pay an arm and a leg for your rental vehicle. CarRentals.com offers premium vehicle rentals at affordable prices that often can't be beaten by the competition. You’ll find the lowest rate easily by simply:

• Browsing through lots of premium rental cars and choosing a set of wheels that best suits your needs at the best price;
• Booking in advance with CarRentals.com. This will save you a significant amount of money in rental rates and the stress that comes with negotiating prices on location in person;
• Being in the know about what you need from the rental, such as the quantity of mileage and/or fuel.

Whether you need a great car for your weekend getaway or are planning a business trip with coworkers, a premium car rental can get you where you need to go in style. Premium cars have a variety of excellent features other rentals don't come with. These features may include a navigation system, heated leather seats, advanced wheel controls, a voice activation system, and more.

Cars that fall under the premium category include:

• Chrysler 300
• Hyundai Genesis
• Dodge Charger and other similar cars

Keep in mind that you are always renting a car category where you get a car model or a similar vehicle, though.

For some companies, drivers must be at least 25, but age restrictions differ by rental company and car type. Drivers under 25 may be required to pay an additional fee to rent a vehicle.

Yes. Outside of the U.S., the rental company will request proof of coverage or ask that you buy insurance directly from them if your rental policy doesn’t already include insurance. For renting in certain countries (like Mexico), you will need to buy additional insurance.

In the U.S., your own car or credit card insurance may cover car rental. The rental rates shown on the website don’t include insurance, but U.S. citizens can purchase insurance at the CarRentals.com checkout.

To collect your car without any problems, bring your driver’s license, proof of insurance, and your credit card for the booking. Check the rental company’s T&Cs, in case any additional proof of ID is required.

Sure, one-way rentals are possible. Restrictions and additional fees may apply, however, and cross-border one-way rentals are often forbidden in certain locations. Your rental company can tell you more about the cost of renting one way.

You’ll usually be offered a full-to-full policy, meaning that you’re given your vehicle with a full tank, and will need to simply refill the tank before returning the rental.

Most rates on the website cover unlimited mileage, but local renters may have mileage restrictions, so check before you clock up the miles.

We always suggest having a credit card ready when making a reservation, as debit cards are not accepted by most rental car companies. Remember that cash, pre-paid cards, and gift cards are also not accepted forms of payment.