Auto rental: 2002 Volvo FML

Auto rental: the 2002 Volvo FML

If a rental car is the plan, the 2002 Volvo FML is worth a look; here is why. Every car has its own page with its rates and calendar. You choose the car; a person confirms it and sends the price.

What the specs mean

The EPA does not rate this model year for fuel use; heavier trucks and vans are often not rated.

Is it right for your trip?

It suits a work trip where a reliable car matters more than anything else. It suits a stretch between cars, by the week or the month.

Inside and out

As a car, it has a closed trunk that keeps luggage out of sight.

Renting this car

None in our fleet right now; ask and we look for one for your dates. Tell us your dates and we check this car or the closest match. Meanwhile, 6 similar cars are listed below. The car can come to your door in the Toronto area, or you pick it up at no charge.

Booking made plain

Every rental begins with a request from you. It costs nothing and it does not hold the car. Back comes an offer you can read at your own pace, with every charge on it. Say yes to the offer and pay; that is when the booking is made.

Each car has its own page with its photos, its rates and its calendar. Book by the week from 7 days, or by the month up to 365 days. Book ahead if you can; 2 hours is the shortest notice we take.

Renting: the basics

Drivers 18 and older can rent with a valid Ontario G2 or G licence. A young driver fee applies each day for drivers under 26. The card you pay with must be yours, and you bring it to the handover.

You need one of three things in place for damage to the car: OPCF 27 on your own policy, a credit card that covers rentals, or the CarmaCars Protection Plan. Deposits are listed car by car, so you can compare before you ask. Name every driver in your request, and each is checked before pickup.

Ready to ask?

Look through the cars, choose one, and send a request when it suits you.