If a rental car is not returned, it will be declared "stolen" after a certain period of time (which depends on the company and how tolerant the manager is) and the police will be notified to look for it.
Keep in mind that the rental company knows who you are and where you live, and will give that information to the police as well.
You do not want to be charged with grand theft auto. The police will arrest you, and in general the whole process will not look good on your credit rating.
Typically, a car rental agency does not want to get to this point, because once the car is reported stolen, the chances of getting the car back, or any of the money owed on it, becomes very very small. Most branches will work with a customer to get the car returned in a way that does not require involving the police.
If you want to keep a car longer than the time you originally rented it for, contact the branch where you rented it and ask how to do this. Some places will just want you to come to the office to formally process an extension on the rental.
Consequences can be charging you with car theft.
On Ireland's official Budget car rental website. When you are on the website, select your date of travel, your destination and when you plan on returning your rental car.
Not returning a rental car anywhere in the country is considered Grand Theft. It is a Class a Felony in most jurisdictions. If they have your name and you do not return a car, for all intents and purposes, you are a felon.
Usually, a car rental is paid for by the person who chose to rent it. On business trips, the rental is often paid for by the employer.
Yes, you can get arrested if you have not returned your rental car when you were suppose to return it. If you keep the car longer than your were suppose to without contacting the company, they can file a stolen vehicle report.
Buying rental car insurance from a rental car company with vary from company to company, expect about $15-$25/day.
Yes, but you must inform the car-rental firm that you are crossing the border as their may be additional insurance fees. Do you mean renting in Buffalo (USA) and returning the car in Toronto (Canada)? Yes, if it is a good firm and arranged as that. There might be an extra charge. Ask your car-rental firm, they will know!
Credit? No. But if you crashed the rental car, then stopped payment on it you could be arrested and/or sued. ** sure it would- the company can send you to collections and that would be on your report- affecting your credit.
National Car Rental offers online booking through their website, booking by phone, or one could reserve a car in person or book through a travel agent. Travel websites such as Expedia also offer booking services for national Car Rental.
Most rental companies place in the contract a requirement to fill up the tank upon return as part of the rental cost. If you don't they will usually do it for you and add it to your bill.
No one person founded National Car rental, but in 1947 a group of 24 independent car rental operators founded it. At that time they had 800 vehicles at some 60 locations.
the person who drove the car he is responsible he signs a form to say that he is responsible for what happens when they drive the car