Dubai Rental Agency Expands Globally
Customers have access to more than 1.2 million cars worldwide available on Finalrentals website or mobile app.
Ammar Akhtar is the founder and CEO of Finalrentals.
Photo via Finalrentals.
Dubai-based Finalrentals is now available to tourists around the world for short-term and monthly car rentals, the company announced.
Customers have access to more than 1.2 million cars worldwide available on Finalrentals website or mobile app.
“We are committed to making car rentals very easy for the users and allow them freedom of choice, not just in a specific country but around the world," Ammar Akhtar, founder and CEO of Finalrentals, said in a statement. "Our dream is to become the biggest car rental portal around the world. Based on the current situation, I truly believe that the future of cars and car rentals and car ownership is all about subscription and monthly rentals and people would want to subscribe to a car on month to months basis instead of committing to a lease plan or buy the car cash down and that’s where Finalrentals global app comes very handy."
Customers can search, compare, and book from more than 40,000 locations around the world covering all the airports and downtowns in all major cities. Vehicles can be picked up from airport locations in all European cities as well as downtown locations that are near the main central station.
Insurance is also available for purchase while booking the car.
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