• Economy Cars:
  Budget-friendly and fuel-efficient.
• Sedans:
  Suitable for families or business trips.
• SUVs and Vans:
  Ideal for larger groups or off-road adventures.
• Luxury Cars:
  High-end vehicles for special occasions or comfort.
• Trucks:
  For transporting goods or equipment.Specialty Vehicles: Electric cars, convertibles, or sports cars.

Some popular international and regional
car rental companies include:

• International Brands:
  Hertz, Avis, Enterprise, Sixt, Budget, and Alamo.
• Regional Players:
  Companies focused on specific countries or areas.

• Online:
  Most companies offer websites or apps for booking.
• In-person:
  At rental locations or through agents. Third-party Platforms: Booking via travel sites like Expedia or Kayak.

• Valid driver's license.
• Credit card for deposit (some accept debit cards).
• Age requirements (usually 21–25+ years, with possible fees for younger drivers).

• Vehicle type.
  
• Rental duration.
  
• Mileage limitations.
  
• Insurance and additional services (e.g., GPS, child seats).
  

• Compare prices across multiple platforms.
  
• Check the fuel policy (full-to-full is ideal).
  
• Inspect the car for damages before driving away.
  
• Understand the insurance policy and coverage.
  

• Services Features
• Collision Damage Waiver (CDW):
  Limits your liability in case of an accident.
• Roadside Assistance:
  Coverage for breakdowns or emergencies.
• Extras:
  Navigation systems, toll passes, Wi-Fi, etc.