Long-term car rental
Are you looking for a convenient and flexible way to use your car without spending a lot? Long-term car rental is a great solution for individuals and businesses!
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between car rental, operating lease, long-term and short-term rental?admin2025-11-13T11:48:56+00:00
- Short-term rental - usually lasts from 1 day to several weeks or months.
- Long-term rental - From 3 months to 2 years, with the possibility of an extension or buying out the car.
- Use policy - the car is used with all the maintenance services (technical maintenance, insurance, tyres, etc.) but is returned to the lessor at the end of the rental period. The rental period is between 1 and 5 years.
Leasing is a form of financing where the customer makes monthly payments and can buy the car at the end of the contract.
Is an initial deposit or guarantee required?admin2025-11-13T11:57:18+00:00
- When booking a car for long-term or operational leasing, an advance payment (contract fee and first month's payment) may apply, but no deposit is required.
- For short-term rentals, a deposit of €300 may apply.
What happens if I get into an accident with a hire car?admin2026-02-14T09:47:01+00:00
The hirer must immediately inform the lessor and the insurance company and submit a statement of the accident. If necessary, the police will be called.
What documents are required for long-term car rental?admin2025-11-13T12:08:34+00:00
The following documents are required for long-term car rental:
- Valid driving licence
- Identity document (passport or identity card)
- If the rental is on behalf of a company, company registration documents and a manager's authorisation are required.
Who is responsible for the repair and technical condition of your car?admin2025-11-13T12:02:08+00:00
- The lessor is responsible for scheduled maintenance and warranty repairs.
- If the breakdown is caused by misuse or driver error, the hirer must cover the cost of repair.
- If the car breaks down due to natural wear and tear or a manufacturing defect, the lessor will arrange repairs and cover the costs.
