Luup alternative: 1982 GMC Rally

Luup alternative and the 1982 GMC Rally

For a rental car, the 1982 GMC Rally could fit; below, the figures and how booking works. You choose the car; a person confirms it and sends the price. Every car has its own page with its rates and calendar.

Engine and fuel

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

Who rents the Rally

It suits someone whose own car is in the shop for a while. It suits anyone who needs a car for a few days, a week or a month without buying one.

What the Rally is like

As a van, it puts space for people and luggage first.

Rent this car

Put this car and your dates in a request, and we reply with an offer. Similar cars are below if you need one sooner. We have none on the site right now. Send a request for this exact car and we look for one for your dates. Pick it up from us for free, or have it brought to you.

What you need to rent

An Ontario G2 or G licence and an age of 18 or more are the starting point. Each day of the rental carries a young driver fee if a driver is under 26. The card must be in the driver's name, and we check it with the licence in person.

Choose before pickup how damage to the car is handled: your policy with OPCF 27, your card's rental benefit, or the CarmaCars Protection Plan. Deposits are listed car by car, so you can compare before you ask. Each renter is checked the same way, before the booking is confirmed.

How booking works

Every booking starts as a request: the car, the dates and where you want it. Nothing is charged to send one. The reply is an offer you can read in full before you decide anything. Approve it and the car is booked; decline it and nothing happens.

The rates you see on a car's page are the rates in your offer. For longer stays, each booking of up to 365 days renews with a new agreement. Short notice is fine: 2 hours is the minimum before a pickup.

Want a price?

Ready? Request the car. If you change your mind before approving the offer, nothing is charged.