We have leased Renault cars a few times over many years. Now the website takes me to Auto Europe and cars I'm unfamiliar with. Anyone used them recently? Or know is there was a merger or takeover and how that changed the program?
thanks
Posted by
Chicago, IL, USA
397 posts
Not sure what happened. We had an auto lease for a month in France in 2022. We arranged through Auto Europe and were given choice of a least a couple different manufacturers. Our was a Renault. We went through Auto Europe because we had always had good customer service through them for shorter regular car rentals. Our experience with AE for the lease was also excellent. We had the car for 4 weeks, included insurance with a no or very low deductible, included the extra driver and a brand new vehicle all in for about $1500 a mid size car.
Posted by
Hobart Tasmania
358 posts
https://www.renaulteurodrive.com.au/
Still available to me. Though my sons use a mate at mates' rates.
Regards Ron
Posted by
Edmonds, WA 🌨 ☂
11185 posts
Doing a search for "Renault Eurodrive" starts at their site but one must choose their country of residence to proceed.
For the USA it takes one here--- https://www.auto-tt.com/booking/vehicles ( it's where it led me)
Posted by
OP
22 posts
Laurie Ann, thanks for your reply. Yes, the benefits look the same so good to know you had the same great service we’ve had with Renault.
Posted by
OP
22 posts
Joe 32, thanks for your reply. On a search I got auto Europe and another time auto Tt. None direct to Renault's old site. Just another lesson in flexibility
Posted by
OP
22 posts
Tessie devil, you Aussies are the ‘Bomb’
Posted by
Hobart Tasmania
358 posts
@Jann
My sons have organised to lease Citroen's C4 and C5 13th April till 16th May from/return Rome. From the Renault group.
My sons provide IT support specialising in what is termed The Cloud. One of their clients arranged our last leasing and has organised this latest one from Australia. Do not know the nitty details, as I am transitioning to retirement mode and leaving these things to them. They enjoy it. Convenience is our priority, rather than price, and so leasing is best fit for our needs.
So, I presume leasing is still strong in France. Hope you can track down the correct website.
Regards Ron