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A lot of rental companies ask their customers for a deposit fee before giving out their cars, and this amount will be returned once the car is dropped off. This is a precautionary step taken to ensure that the customer brings back the car in good condition. Depending on the location of your reservation, this fee varies across service providers.

Almost all car rental companies require you to carry a document of proof of age, another form of ID to prove your address, and your driver's license to give you the car. You also need to provide an acceptable form of payment. There may also be additional documents required, and you will have to talk to the company.

Every company will give you the car either fully or partially fuelled, and you will have to return the car with the same amount of fuel as it had when your rental period commenced. With some providers, customers are charged the local price if they dont want to refuel the car to the same level.

You will be solely responsible for any accident or damage while you have rented the car, even if another person, like a family member, was driving the car. Having car insurance is a great help when a mishap occurs as it is one of the primary sources of coverage, apart from the credit card you used to book the car.

Most car rental companies do not allow you to cross international borders, and your car insurance will not cover the time you stay away from the country's borders as well. However, crossing the US-Canadian borders is allowed with some services. Ensure that you talk to the company's help desk before you decide to venture out of the country.

A typical compact model is the Ford Focus. The biggest difference between an economy car & a compact car is the size. While both vehicle classes are generally very affordable to rent & drive (offering great fuel efficiency), economy cars are generally slightly smaller than their compact counterparts.