CRV rentals

Discussion in 'CR-V' started by John Robertson, Mar 15, 2005.

  1. well hi!

    I'm looking into renting a CRV for the weekend as a test drive, but I'm not
    having any luck finding one in the US (much less Norman, OK). Any ideas?


    Thanks!
     
    John Robertson, Mar 15, 2005
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  2. John Robertson

    Nightdude Guest

    Only small time rental companies carry Honda/Acura rentals. I can rent an
    Odyssey here in Toronto, but not from the big ones!
     
    Nightdude, Mar 15, 2005
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  3. John Robertson

    Brian Smith Guest

    message
    Go to the dealership in town, and ask them if they will
    allow you to have one for the weekend for a test drive.
    It's done around here.

    Brian
     
    Brian Smith, Mar 15, 2005
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  4. John Robertson

    sonarrat Guest

    Eh, I did this with a Civic Si once. They wouldn't let me drive it more
    than 50 miles away from the dealership - and I worked for them..

    -Sonarrat.
     
    sonarrat, Jun 4, 2005
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  5. John Robertson

    Brian Smith Guest

    That's interesting. When I have my car in for service, I take a vehicle for
    a test drive (they don't supply loaners any more), and I go as far as I need
    to travel. I have topped up the fuel level to what it was before my 'test
    drive' to be fair <g>.

    Brian
     
    Brian Smith, Jun 4, 2005
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  6. John Robertson

    sonarrat Guest

    I'll bet this dealer would give you one of the manager's demos in that
    situation, although I haven't asked for a service loaner. They don't
    have any cars specifically earmarked as loaners. I just took the car
    because at the time, I hadn't yet bought a car from them and I was
    interested in that model. I was working for them as a salesman. I
    hated that job, and I'll never do it again, but it taught me everything
    I'll ever need to know about buying cars.

    A talk with my insurance salesman convinced me to buy an Element rather
    than a Civic Si.

    -Sonarrat.
     
    sonarrat, Jun 4, 2005
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  7. John Robertson

    Brian Smith Guest

    I used to take the sales manager's demo, but management decided that the
    insurance coverage for non employees was too high. So a test drive fills the
    bill now.
    That makes sense. Although I drive a large box for work (tractor trailer
    <g>), and I like my Accord's style.

    Brian
     
    Brian Smith, Jun 5, 2005
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  8. John Robertson

    sonarrat Guest

    That's an interesting and slightly worrying revelation. I suppose they
    expect YOUR insurance to pick up the slack?
    I like the Accord's style too, but it won't swallow three bikes, and I
    can't swallow two car payments...

    -Sonarrat.
     
    sonarrat, Jun 5, 2005
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  9. John Robertson

    Brian Smith Guest

    That's the way it works.
    I know what you mean {;^)

    Brian
     
    Brian Smith, Jun 5, 2005
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