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As the holiday season approaches, European car rental booking site ArgusCarHire.com is warning customers to book their holiday rentals now, as there might be a shortage of rental cars during the busy Christmas 2009/2010 travel season.
From a press release issued Nov. 11:
Car shortage notwithstanding, listed rates for rentals in November for a seven-day rental of an economy car appear reasonable in most cities. Cars in London and Barcelona and Tenerife can be rented from £15 per day.
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