This Website has become a bad actor… This Website has become a bad actor since the pandemic. It repeatedly reminds users to purchase LDW, which is often covered by insurance/credit card and consumer advocates dislike. Then, if you Cancel the coverage, sneaky CR.con CANCELS the ENTIRE RESERVATION without option. BAD! also, does not specify if an SUV actually has AWD or FWD. HELLO? SNOW? Pull the wool over our eyes. I have been using CR.com a long time and Do Not Like!!

Can't find my booking I tried to login today so I could get my holiday documents together for August this year. Checked all of my emails (because I have 5) to look for the confirmation email as I am the one who made and paid for the booking, so you would assume that I'd receive the email considering I'd give them my address and billing info. I have contacted customer service regarding getting a confirmation email or my reference number and they CANNOT find my booking. Now, 5 emails in, I have discovered that they won't speak to me about it as I'm not the driver. Just go directly to a rental company and do not bother using this website.

After searching in several sites for… After searching in several sites for several days, this is the site with the most affordable prices for car rental. Thank you for keeping the cost low for us traveling on a budget. Booking a car was easy.

I feel hosed RE: CarRentals Itinerary 72682599790835 - I've rented cars from carrentals.com before and always had good luck. This time was not as lucky. What started out as a $168.00 rental turned into a rental over $500.00 after NU Car Rentals/Action Rentals got through with me. I posted a review on NU but feel CarRentals.com was the originator of where I started. My rental was for 7 days and I traveled a grand total of 98 miles. I only went through four tolls and and paid 13.99 a day for tolls. I used less than a quarter of a tank of gas but was charge for their gas, that was supposedly cheaper and was going to save me money. Just be very vigiiant what you're buying and what you're getting. Read all the fine print on when you get to the rental place. It appears, CarRentals.com, NU and Action are all tied together. There was no reason I should have paid for collision when I brought my dec sheet to the counter. I was told by NU that only CarRentals.com could reimburse me and I had to deal directly with them. Live and learn. I'll go through the rental company directly next time rather than deal with NU where an employee was vaping right at the key pick up counter outside. My car rental per day cost me almost as much as my room. I'm so disappointed and feel so hosed.

Buyer beware Buyer beware! I had traveled for my brother’s surgery and rented a Hertz car through Rentalcars.com because they showed the best daily rate. The surgery got cancelled so I didn’t need the car for the full time I reserved and returned it to Hertz four days early. Rentalcars.com has fine print that says you will pay the number of reservation days even if you don’t use all of them. If I had booked directly from Hertz, they told me they only charge for the actual days you have the car even if it was reserved longer. There were also additional airport fees I had to pay Hertz direct upon return that were not in what I paid carrentals.com, so the price quoted me when I made reservation was less than what I had to pay in total even if I had kept the car for the full number of days reserved. Read their fine print carefully! I will never book through them again, after learning this lesson the hard way!