What car do you hire?

[becbecs]

We drove the Town & Country all the way down to the Florida Keys as we spent a week there, and back to Orlando, It is a really comfy Vehicle, excellent on petrol too. Jane my wife who doesn't normally like driving abroad really liked it. We where really happy with ours. Our Inlaws who are going out in August are hiring one also on our recomendation through OV of course.

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by pieman790
We got one of these when we arrived at MCO however we swapped it 7 days later for the convertable for two day then got a Dodge Grand caravan. Although the Town and Country and Dodge look similar the Town and country has alot better spec/drove better, or at least the one we had did.

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We get a Chrysler Town & Country. Loads of space for 4 people plus really nice to drive.
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[stabard]

Looks like the T and C is the Villa Owners friend [msnwink]

[Cruella DeVilla]

<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by floridadreamvilla.co.uk
If we're in the US and not doing villa shopping, we'd go for a Chrysler 300 every time as they are stunning cars with a lot of power (they were even a head turner in LA amongst all the lovely cars there).
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That is a nice car I have to agree I.

[orlandodaze]

The seven seater Dodge Chrysler for us ,last year we had to get the eight seater . My husband missed the 7 seater so that is what is on the agenda this year.

[Tonish]

Before we had the kids, we used to get the biggest, most luxurious car we could get - this was generally a Lincoln Town Car or a Cadillac.

I always liked the bench seats, which you used to get on lots of American cars, I remember sometimes even the intermediate size had them - an Oldsmobile 98 with garish red velour seats I think was the last one we had.

Since four children arrived on the scene we've been stuck with people carriers, although I would happily swap one of these for a Lincoln with a bench seat in the front. Problem is that although I've asked for one of these the last few times, I haven't been able to get one.

Had a great time in my very first hired car from rent-a wreck in Canada 25 years ago, a huge old clapped-out Lincoln Continental. You paid them by the age of the car rather than the size. It was the same type of car that was driven by the really fat PI in one of the popular TV series at the time, but I can't remember his name?

[CERICROWLEY]

We have had quite a few in the times we have been out to Orlando. Coupe, Convertible, 7 seater 4 x4, can't remember the name now. but we have always liked the 4x4 jeep, as you can load quite a lot in them

[The Simpsons]

We always go for the Chrysler Voyager, the space is great and it's a nice drive, The boot has a recess in the bottom so you can get a extra case in it.

[orlandodaze]

This year we have a Chrysler Town and Country which we love because of the sunken boot which is great for shopping and the DVD player which is great for Daughter , and my son and his friends have a Chrysler Sebring which is great for the Image .

[LiesaAnna]

we use a 7 seater dodge caravan i think it is, booked from here of course!!

[Robert5988]

Smallest cheapest car I can get - only take carry on luggage. Drive to the beach - 60 miles - and park it for 3 weeks and only use it for running about locally. Rarely use a tank of petrol. I don't visit Florida to drive.