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Sixt Offers Florida Disaster Relief Special
The car rental company is offering 25% off long-term rentals to help those who lost their vehicles to the hurricane in Fort Myers, Fla.
October 7, 2022
The Florida Disaster Relief special is valid for a rental of four-plus weeks and up to 25% off. The offer includes an additional driver and waived young driver fee.
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Sixt announced a special offer beginning Oct. 4 to help people who lost their vehicles to Hurricane Ian with a discounted offer for long-term rentals. The company is offering up to 25% off for rentals with pick up at Fort Myers Airport (RSW), which reopened on Oct. 4.
Terms of the offer include a valid length of rental of 28 days or more, pay on arrival rentals only, with reservation made on or before Oct. 31, 2022, and vehicle returned by Nov. 30, 2022.
By including an additional driver and waiving the young driver fee, Sixt's customers in the affected areas can save over $600 in fees alone on a four-week rental, the company told Auto Rental News.
For more information, visit www.sixt.com/floridarecovery.
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