Any tips/tricks on finding best discount rental car? We want to visit some hill towns between Floren

1) I would like to rent automatic transmission (NO MANUAL) car for 4-5 days, perhaps from Florence to Venice traversing several hill towns in between, will I pay through the nose for one way drop off charges or should senior travel accomodations I do round trip rental?
Any tips/tricks on finding best discount rental car? We want to visit some hill towns between Florence senior travel accomodations and Venice. We are starting in Rome, visiting Florence, hill towns and flying home from Venice. Want to minimize driving time, maximize value. Any suggestions would be helpful.
I use Auto Europe they are very good and one can make all arrangements from the USA before going to Europe. We have rented in Italy many times. The drop off rates are usually non-existent, if you drop off in same country you started in. As far as I know an automatic car is difficult to get and may be much more expensive(call Auto Europe and ask). I think your 22 yo can drive if he/she is listed as a driver on the contract, again call and ask. Hope this helps.
Depending on where you are visiting in hill towns (Tuscany?), it might make more sense to pick up the car as you are leaving Rome, visit hill towns, drop the car in Florence, visit Florence and then train to Venice.
A. It is best to rent your car before you leave for Europe. senior travel accomodations The best source we have found is www.autoeurope.com [800-223-5555] who is a broker senior travel accomodations for several car vendors. They will quote you prices to include the variables that are often omitted by others, such as unlimited mileage, mandatory insurance coverage with some deductibles, and VAT taxes. It is wise to compare prices and coverage senior travel accomodations with their sister company at www.kemwel.com . Autoeurope will match any comparable quote, and are famous senior travel accomodations for their customer satisfaction if problems do arise with the vendor. The best model will depend on your needs, but for best value we suggest you select a compact car with manual transmission. Automatics are available but will cost you about 30% more and may limit your model options pick up locations.
A. Yes no! They are certainly aggressive, senior travel accomodations but they are also more skilled senior travel accomodations than many USA drivers both are a function of necessity. Italy is one of the most crowded countries in the world and the drivers have evolved these characteristics
2. Be sure to get your ticket when you enter the AUTOSTADA system be prepared to pay the toll when you exit it [ rule of thumb 300 km=15 Euro]. You can use your credit card in the VIA lane at the toll both, or buy a debit VIACARD in advance.
senior travel accomodations 3. Do NOT attempt to follow road numbers that will frustrate you. But, do pay attention to the directional signs that point to your destination [ TO MONTALCINO]. And, be aware if that road leads eventually to a larger city [ ROMA SIENA ETC.]
There shouldn't be any dropoff charges as long as the car gets picked up and dropped off in Italy, but do ask. You'll pay a surcharge for the under-25 driver. An automatic will cost lots more than a manual. Diesel fuel is cheaper than gas, and the car will get more mileage. Agree about using AutoEurope.
Agree with AutoEurope and you'll know in advance if you can get an automatic and how much it will cost. In addition to all the advice regarding actual driving senior travel accomodations I would definitely consider taking or renting a GPS for use. And one things those will often do is alert you to the presence of upcoming speed cameras.
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