Have you been spending hours looking for an all include car hire quote for Milan Porta Romana? Elephant Car Hire can provide you with great value car hire at Milan Porta Romana that is fully inclusive. Our great rates are possible as we compare fully inclusive prices with some of the biggest car hire names around, including Avis, Dollar, Alamo, Budget and SIXT.
Elephant Car Hire are highly endorsed by thousands of customers for many reasons. To mention a few, we include insurances such as comprehensive liability insurance, collision damage waiver (CDW), Road fund tax (RFT), Breakdown assistance (which is available 24 hours a day) and unlimited mileage. And how much do you pay for this? Zero, it’s all added for free!
To collect your car hire you must go to Via Calderon De La Barca 2, Milano, 20122. Other nearby locations we have include Milan Piazza Armando Diaz (1 Km) Milan Largo Augusto (1 Km) Milan Viale Umbria (2 Km) Milan Via Vittore (3 Km) Milan Via Galvani (3 Km) Milan Centra Train Station (5 Km) Milan Linate Airport (6 Km) Milan Viale Espinasse (6 Km) Cosico Sixt Dc (7 Km) if you find these more suitable.
Our fleet ranges from budget to luxury cars, off road and even many 7 and 9 seater models and you will still find our rates much lower for our high end specification cars. Don’t worry about the age of the vehicle. Whilst many car hire companies will provide cars that are over 5 years old we won’t! Unless there are exceptional circumstances, all our cars will be within 3 years old. If you are comparing cars with other websites then you should bar this is mind as an older cars have been heavily used and typically unreliable.
Our small city range of vehicles at Milan Porta Romana include a Fiat Panda, Volkswagen Lupo, Chevrolet Matiz, Suzuki Swift, Peugeot 206 and Fiat Punto. For a more midsized car we have some vehicles like a Citroen C4, Citroen C2, Opel Astra, Alfa Romeo 157, Volvo S40 and Alfa Romeo 157 or for a high end car you can choose between a Jaguar S Type, Audi A6 and Jaguar S Type amongst others.
