The vehicle models mentioned and illustrated in the offer serve as examples of the equipment and performance of the respective group. We cannot guarantee a specific vehicle model.

The difference between fully comprehensive and partially comprehensive insurance lies primarily in the scope of the coverage. Partial comprehensive insurance generally covers damage caused by external influences, such as theft or natural disasters. Glass, tire, and interior damage are excluded from coverage with most rental car providers. Full comprehensive insurance includes all the benefits of partially comprehensive insurance, plus additional accident damage, vandalism, and hit-and-run damage. With insurance coverage with a deductible, you will bear a portion of the costs yourself in the event of a claim (the amount varies depending on the provider); without a deductible, the insurance company will cover all costs. Depending on the vacation region and provider, you have the option of purchasing insurance coverage when booking...

To rent a vehicle, you will generally need the following documents: Valid driver's license: An internationally recognized driver's license issued in your name. National identity card or passport: An official identification document confirming your identity. Credit card: A credit card issued in your name for the security deposit and to pay the rental fee (if paying by credit card). Please note that some rental companies may not accept debit cards. Additional documents may be required depending on the specific requirements of the rental company and the destination. You will receive information about this upon confirmation of your reservation.