The rental location will give you information at the start of the rental that will help you meet the standards required by Europcar, when you return the vehicle.
At the start of the rental, you will be issued with an inventory of all standard and optional equipment that comes with the vehicle.
You can avoid or minimise end of contract charges at the end of the rental period by following all of the advice provided by the rental location, to help keep the vehicle in roadworthy condition.
If any of your details change during the hire, such as place of use, operating conditions or purpose for which you hired the vehicle, you should notify the renting location immediately.
You should also contact the rental location straight away if you discover what you think is a manufacturer’s fault on the vehicle or its trim or bodywork, with a view to getting the issue repaired as soon as possible.
The vehicle manufacturer’s guidelines should be followed closely to
maintain the vehicle’s equipment and accessories.
Regular and robust maintenance such as visual vehicle inspections, daily checks of items such as fluid levels and tyres, scheduling repairs with Europcar, and adhering to best practices in fleet management will help prevent damage to vehicles through tough and heavy usage. These are legal requirements to ensure the vehicle is roadworthy.
Telematics
The majority of our rental vehicles are fitted with telematics devices and, where this is the case, we are able to obtain mileage reports remotely. For further information on the telematics device, please refer to our
privacy policy and our
specific Connected Cars privacy policy