Europcar Lowers Van Rental Rates for Spring
Van rental rates start at $22 per day until April 9 to help Europcar customers with their spring cleaning.
Europcar announced its Spring Cleaning offer for van rentals on March 12. Van rental rates start at $22 per day until April 9.
The rental car company also listed tips for choosing the right van and gave advice on its website for driving a larger vehicle to make the van rental process as easy as possible for customers.
Customers can rent by the hour, day or week. Europcar is also offering van delivery to customers through its delivery and collection service weDeliver.
Europcar vans are located at more than 130 locations across the UK.
“With many families still bearing the financial brunt of the festive season, our special offer on van rental will help families do more for less and get their house in order again,” said Europcar UK Group Managing Director Ken McCall. “De-cluttering the house can be a time-consuming task, but our convenient special offer on van hire and our weDeliver service allows customers to save time and make a start on the spring cleaning.”
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