Luup alternative: 1989 Buick Electra

Renting the 1989 Buick Electra

If a rental car is the plan, the 1989 Buick Electra 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 figures tell you

No fuel-use rating is published for this model year, so we leave those figures out.

Who it is for

It suits commuters, couples and business trips. It suits people curious about the model who want to drive it before they buy.

How big it is

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

Our Electra cars

Put this car and your dates in a request, and we reply with an offer. None in our fleet right now; ask and we look for one for your dates. Meanwhile, 6 similar cars are listed below. Delivery is priced by distance in your offer, and pickup from us is free.

How a booking comes together

You choose a car and your dates online and send a request. Sending it costs nothing. The reply is an offer you can read in full before you decide anything. Approving the offer and paying it confirms the booking.

Compare cars side by side by opening their pages. Trips of 7 days or more use the weekly rate, and shorter trips never cost more than it. Book ahead if you can; 2 hours is the shortest notice we take.

Rules for renters

We rent to drivers aged 18 and up who hold an Ontario G2 or G licence. The daily young driver fee is shown on each car's page, for drivers under 26. Debit works on cars marked "no credit card needed"; the others take a credit card.

Before the keys change hands, one of three options must be in place for the car: OPCF 27, a card benefit, or the CarmaCars Protection Plan. The deposit is released after the return, once the car is checked. Name every driver in your request, and each is checked before pickup.

Your move

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