1. Be nice to the guy that gives you the keys after you give them the deposit
2. Re-fill all of the gas you have used (so if you use half a tank, re-fill the it)
3. Don't be an idiot at the last few hours of rental and do some burnouts and drifts
4. Treat what you rent like your own car (unless you treat every car like crap)
5. Drive it like your own car (as it don't punch it or swerve)
6. Clean up all of the garbage and get all of your stuff before you leave it at the lender.
7. Don't do anything stupid like shit in the gas tank or shit anywhere in the car or vomit or shit like that.
Anything else I forgot? Add it.
okay, why the hell was it rated dumb?
OP owns a car rental.
this is one of the most random threads i've ever seen on facepunch.
why?
[QUOTE=Mr Slashy;29946259]OP owns a car rental.[/QUOTE]
I don't own a car rental
[QUOTE=DogGunn;29946282]this is one of the most random threads i've ever seen on facepunch.
why?[/QUOTE]
Because it's a forum and there is no Random Section
haha, refill the tank? they charge you enough for the god damn car, I'm sure they can cover the cost of filling it up again
[QUOTE=Bad)-(and;29946306]haha, refill the tank? they charge you enough for the god damn car, I'm sure they can cover the cost of filling it up again[/QUOTE]
uuhh, you get charged their rates if you wait to refill the car when returning it
[QUOTE=garychencool;29946293]I don't own a car rental, I'm too young to drive too (HA!)
[editline]20th May 2011[/editline]
Because it's a forum and there is no Random Section[/QUOTE]
surely for a reason too
[QUOTE=Bad)-(and;29946306]haha, refill the tank? they charge you enough for the god damn car, I'm sure they can cover the cost of filling it up again[/QUOTE]
Well my dad re-filled a van he rented 4 years ago. I asked him why and he said that it's polite and part of etiquette. yeah, shit like that
[editline]20th May 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=deggie;29946324]surely for a reason too[/QUOTE]
because I'm bored and I finally made this thread after months of forgetting so.
[QUOTE=garychencool;29946239]5. Drive it like your own car (as it don't punch it or swerve)[/QUOTE]
What if you drive your own car like a maniac?
i see no good reason to treat the car nicely. i'll floor the accelerator of a rental car. afterall, all they do is flood the user car market and reduce the prices of that car
Only reason why you would get a rental car is to trash it
[QUOTE=CoolCorky;29946364]What if you drive your own car like a maniac?[/QUOTE]
4. Treat what you rent like your own car [b](unless you treat every car like crap)[/b]
Cool
[QUOTE=Dav0r;29946410][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMiUxMb6yEc[/media][/QUOTE]
i have been inspired.
[QUOTE=Dav0r;29946410][media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMiUxMb6yEc[/media][/QUOTE]
:wtc:
Wow... This is why I will never start a car rental. :frog:
We recently had one of the newest convertible BMW's as a courtest car while our Merc was being repaired.
Hahaha
We did jumps in it over steep bridges (What a rush) (I'm talking about 4 wheels off the ground for a good while)
He even did donuts and burnouts in it.
(My dad driving in all of this)
Crazy stuff.
[QUOTE=Cypher_09;29946967]We recently had one of the newest convertible BMW's as a courtest car while our Merc was being repaired.
Hahaha
We did jumps in it over steep bridges (What a rush) (I'm talking about 4 wheels off the ground for a good while)
He even did donuts and burnouts in it.
(My dad driving in all of this)
Crazy stuff.[/QUOTE]
Your dad must be cool. Cooler than my dad :rolleyes:
The bridge jump was scary as hell! :v:
We were driving up to it and he was telling me once how he did it once by accident and said "We're gonna do it again now, but properly"
So we drove over it, turned around (u-turn), and absolutely floored it. I was screaming "OH GOD OH GOD" holding on for my life. I was so terrified :v:. We took off, and it was an amazing feeling. The roof was down, too. We landed back on the ground with a huge bang and a shake, and that was that. :v:
It was an absolutely huge rush, brilliant sunny day too. :keke:
We hit it at ~60-80mph
[QUOTE=Cypher_09;29947820]The bridge jump was scary as hell! :v:
We were driving up to it and he was telling me once how he did it once by accident and said "We're gonna do it again now, but properly"
So we drove over it, turned around (u-turn), and absolutely floored it. I was screaming "OH GOD OH GOD" holding on for my life. I was so terrified :v:. We took off, and it was an amazing feeling. The roof was down, too. We landed back on the ground with a huge bang and a shake, and that was that. :v:
It was an absolutely huge rush, brilliant sunny day too. :keke:
We hit it at ~60-80mph[/QUOTE]
your dad is a asshole
[QUOTE=apwd007;29947869]your dad is a asshole[/QUOTE]
Your English teacher is a failure.
[QUOTE=garychencool;29946239]1. Be nice to the guy that gives you the keys after you give them the deposit
2. Re-fill all of the gas you have used (so if you use half a tank, re-fill the it)
3. Don't be an idiot at the last few hours of rental and do some burnouts and drifts
4. Treat what you rent like your own car (unless you treat every car like crap)
5. Drive it like your own car (as it don't punch it or swerve)
6. Clean up all of the garbage and get all of your stuff before you leave it at the lender.
7. Don't do anything stupid like shit in the gas tank or shit anywhere in the car or vomit or shit like that.
Anything else I forgot? Add it.[/QUOTE]
8. No fun allowed.
[QUOTE=Cypher_09;29947913]Your English teacher is a failure.[/QUOTE]
You wrote 'courtest car'.
You wouldn't do that to your own car and I don't see why it's ok to do it just because you don't own it
[QUOTE=garychencool;29946239]1. Be nice to the guy that gives you the keys after you give them the deposit
2. Re-fill all of the gas you have used (so if you use half a tank, re-fill the it)
3. Don't be an idiot at the last few hours of rental and do some burnouts and drifts
4. Treat what you rent like your own car (unless you treat every car like crap)
5. Drive it like your own car (as it don't punch it or swerve)
6. Clean up all of the garbage and get all of your stuff before you leave it at the lender.
7. Don't do anything stupid like shit in the gas tank or shit anywhere in the car or vomit or shit like that.
Anything else I forgot? Add it.[/QUOTE]
The only one you got right is the first one.
[QUOTE=apwd007;29948058]You wrote 'courtest car'.
You wouldn't do that to your own car and I don't see why it's ok to do it just because you don't own it[/QUOTE]
Keeping it for the irony.
If he broke it, he would have fixed it without them knowing. He's been a master technician for Audi (He was a supervisor here too), BMW, Jaguar and VW (He worked at Bentley for a day but quit because he hated the people who worked there) He's got his own business now which is pretty huge so it would have been taken care of.
no one on FP is old enough to rent a car
[QUOTE=Cypher_09;29947820]The bridge jump was scary as hell! :v:
We were driving up to it and he was telling me once how he did it once by accident and said "We're gonna do it again now, but properly"
So we drove over it, turned around (u-turn), and absolutely floored it. I was screaming "OH GOD OH GOD" holding on for my life. I was so terrified :v:. We took off, and it was an amazing feeling. The roof was down, too. We landed back on the ground with a huge bang and a shake, and that was that. :v:
It was an absolutely huge rush, brilliant sunny day too. :keke:
We hit it at ~60-80mph[/QUOTE]
Your dad probably broke it :downs:
You have to be 21, don't you? (at least in the UK)
[editline]20th May 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=Pringles.;29949105]Your dad probably broke it :downs:[/QUOTE]
The car was perfectly fine.
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