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Well, true enough. (You also save money on the taxi, if the alternative were taking one.) I just think there's a certain value to be attached to the bother of h
by to3m 14y ago
Well, true enough. (You also save money on the taxi, if the alternative were taking one.) I just think there's a certain value to be attached to the bother of having the thing hired out with some random driving it while you're not around. I don't have an actual figure for what this value is, but my gut says that it's not sure airport parking is quite expensive enough to make up for it :)
I'd want to be at least certainly making a profit on the basic rental, no matter what happens. (But then again, it's probably unlikely that every renter will drive it 90 miles per day. Additionally, perhaps the free carwash and valet clean should swing me more than it does. And maybe I've just always visited airports with cheap parking. Etc.)
Realistically, I suppose, I've just made this decision somewhat irrationally, thinking of the bother and expense of sorting out a knackered clutch and a pile of parking tickets and a tank that's only half full (probably of the wrong type of fuel). But even after trying the more rational approach given in my original post, I'm not finding the figures to stack up well enough to convince my gut otherwise...