kaoden39
<font color=peach>Prayers and pixie dust from your
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Not getting the car you reserved is uncalled for -- I undrstand someone might have kept longer or that moving cars around there was a mistake but Budget should have made sure you were ok with the changes. I totally agree some car seats are easier on the back then others. You should have been able to pick a car that was on the lot -- not have them do the picking. A luxe car may have even gotten better MPG then the SUV. I have a GF that owns a Santa Fe-- she says it is not that great on MPG but she lives high in the hills so snow is always an issue in winter and the SUV is a must.
You do need to let Corp. know what happened and that you had reservations for a long time. I wonder if calling night before would have given them a heads up that you really wanted the car you rented.
I forgot you have to travel across to hit I-5. I live maybe 1 mile from an on ramp to I-5 -- forgot at tiems how lucky I am.
I love the TR start. Looking forward to pictures and events.
Patty
Patty, I don't see a need for a Santa Fe for just highway travel. I think that it is just a gas hog.
We won't rent from them again.
Oh his poor back. Hugs to him.
There's a whole thread on the transportation forum right now about what if they don't have the car they've reserved, and it seems to be quite common. I think that they normally expect a renter will be happier with a bigger car, but obviously you guys are proof that it's not always that way!
That's a LOT of fillups, yikes.
Oh I didn't know that. Next time I will look there. We will be renting a minivan next trip and I know exactly how much gas it will use.
He thankfully sees his Chiropractor on Monday.
I can't wait to hear about it!!
I will add more tomorrow. I need to finish loading my pictures to photobucket.