I just want to say thank you so much for making this video about Cactus car rental! I just got back from a trip to Cabo and la Paz and we had booked with a different company. We waited in line for almost an hour and then they wanted to charge $400 more than we booked for. After arguing with them for 20 more minutes and getting nowhere, I called Cactus and they picked us up at the other rental place, drove us to their place and we had a car within 15 minutes and saved over $250 US! Thank you!
I have to comment again here because we just had the best experience with Cactus! We used EuropCar on our last visit and were held in their 100+ degree waiting room for 40 minutes before the insurance shenanigans even began. We ended up driving away well over an hour after arriving having paid double the price we were quoted. Then waited another 30 minutes again after the return before being taken to the airport. With Cactus this trip, we were whisked over to their lot, asked a few questions and were driving away having paid the original quoted amount in less than 15 minutes. The return was even better - we didn't even get out of the car! They drove us immediately to the airport in the same car, helped with our bags and drove away. Slick! Love it!
Just booked four day rental with Cactus for my upcoming trip to Cabo. The rates were excellent especially since they include the third party liability insurance. I am paying $180 USD for a VW Jetta and my credit card includes collision damage waiver coverage so I’m good to go. I plan to drive to La Paz to visit family that I haven’t seen in years so I am excited. I will share my experience when I get back!! Thank you for your video. I have been watching all sorts of videos by expats and I am jealous I can’t retire tomorrow and move to Baja :)
We’ve been going to Los Cabos every year for the past 7 years and we always rent a vehicle from Cactus Rental they always take good care of us and driving in the surrounding areas are fine just pay attention and you’ll do fine !!!
@@laura-bronner I was afraid of this the company is called “YES” , google yes rent a car Cancun. They picked me up at airport and gave me a ride back there.
Very little beats renting a car in mexico and hitting the open road and being able to do what you want at your own pace. We rented from cactus about 10-12 years ago, top notch experience other than the time share salesman offering me a "map" but that's ubiquitous in cabo so i can't blame them too much. I recall it being a much smaller facility, looks like they've grown considerably, a testament to their great customer experience. Love watching the videos (other than making me jealous!).
One thing you left out, at least at most rental car companies at the airport, you think you just escaped the time share salespeople coming out of customs and then before they will bring you your car they put on the really hard pitch - never give in - and once you drive away from the rental lot, you'll love it so much you will want to move here like we did
Because of your recommendations, I called Cactus to book a car. The agent can barely speak English, but that's OK. She did not understand the difference between collision coverage (which many US credit cards cover in Mexico) and liability coverage, which no US credit cards cover so you have to buy it (just like in the US, really). She said the counter agent would charge me whatever they decided to charge, and she can't quote me a price over the phone. Its entirely random, and up to the counter agent to charge whatever they please. She was very clear about this; I asked several times in different ways. I couldnt tell whether it was the language barrier. It still doesnt explain why their rates are about 2.5 times everyone else, even without the extra liability insurance added on. Do you have a financial relationship with Cactus?
Cactus is about two and half times the cost of other suppliers out of Cabo SJD. Approx $350 and Cactus is about $825. Also, I have the Cactus web site tee'd up. The price is going up as I watch. Do you have any idea what is going on?
Has anyone ever gotten into an accident in Mexico? I've heard that the whole process is much different and that the local police don't want to deal with insurance. I've heard that they want you to pay up in cash immediately, regardless. Years ago I used to drive from Tucson to Sonora in my own car with Mexican insurance purchased from a local Tucson agency. Never got into an accident. Not sure of that whole process.
I wondered the same thing. Especially regarding the Mexican car rental agencies always wanting to charge you maximum insurance on top of your credit card insurance. So I phoned my credit card company's insurance provider and they said you are covered in Mexico with their insurance, and if you are involved in an accident or any insurance claim, as soon as you can, call them. Don't call the police, the rental agency, nor their insurance. Call them and walk away. They will deal with everything. Still, next time I'm in Mexico I will be renting from Cactus.
Cactus Rent A Car is always a money saver. I have a a car rental booked in the coming week with Nu Car Rental (booked through Expedia) for 7 days, for $115 USD, With Mexican Liability Insurance (the minimum Insurance you Must have to rent a car in Mexico). BUT I am thinking this is not true and I am thinking of having a Backup booking with Cactus rent A car. we'll see. And one point when booking a car online: NEVER EVER pre-pay money upfront when booking a car online such as with "Car Trawler." Never ever buy CDW insurance or pre-pay for any other insurance online when booking the car. You will probably lose that money because when you arrive at the car rental counter, they do not accept third party vendor insurance and they will rewrite you another contract with their own insurance. Always buy insurance directly with the car rental company at the rental counter when you arrive at the airport. And sometimes it is okay to "walk up to the counter" when you arrive at the airport. Its not always really necessary to pre-book your car online (only in Mexico).
So is the collision that they offer is that the “liability” insurance or are they completely different? I am traveling to Mexico and planning on renting a car. I was thinking either Alamo car rental.
No they are different. Liability insurance is third party insurance and you MUST have it when you rent a car in Mexico. The other insurance, collision or full coverage can be covered by your credit card. Big international places like Alamo, Budget, National etc do not include the third party liability insurance in their price that they quote you online, so you will need to pay it when you arrive. Small locally owned places like Cactus include the third party liability insurance in their quoted price, which is why initially they seem more expensive, but they are not. Hope that helps - I explain it a little bit more in this article: www.eternal-expat.com/2019/01/14/renting-a-car-in-mexico/
The ones that I’ve rented in Cancun and Jalisco have both had the tags already in the car, they usually ask you if you want to include them and then they’ll take that amount off of your credit card after the trip but you can also just opt to pay the tolls in cash.
I just back to the US from Mexico 3 days ago. I don’t know how they enforce mask use but if you’re not wearing a mask you’ll just look like an idiot because everyone is, everywhere, at all times.
I am staying on the Cabo corridor and everywhere I have been inside people wear them, also most wearing outside. My impression Cabo wants you to feel safe so all employees are wearing and often giving you hand sanitizer at the door of shops/markets.
Heard you mentioned uber. I tried looking at an uber from the hotel i am going to be staying to cactus car rental (because i already have a reservation in May) but uber tells me that they are not available in that area. Also did a google search and first result said that uber is illegal in Los Cabos.
You covered the very reasons I stopped renting from the big US companies and started using Cactus a few years ago. No hassles! Oh, and they offered us Coronas when we arrived!!
Our hotel provided the return Covid test. Cost $30, made an appt with medical staff on-site a couple days before departure. Test was quick, easy. They gave me a hard copy as well as email of results.
Neat to see this rental car building again. I was at this car rental June 2010. Yes its real close to the airport ( Cabo) June 2010 it was a Avis or a Dollar car rental. Relived memories Thanks for making video 🚗🇲🇽
So,please what was the final cost of the rental per day and what insurance did you decide to pay for?I know some credit cards cover car insurance. Thanks!
We didn’t pay extra because my credit card covers collision. The price per day is $35 usd for the compact car which includes third party insurance. You can see their full price list here cactuscar.com/#reserve
Enjoyed the video but just can't believe we're still thinking that masks work! The rental guy touches his mask multiple times in just one minute. Totally useless ...
Yes, so the big question from several people below, is, how much does it cost per day? With and without collision insurance? For the car you rented that day. My experience has been that it is very expensive, even without the collision, compared to rates in the US. This was not the case back in the 1980's when I could get a bug for comparable US rates. Que lastima!
We didn’t pay extra for collision since I have it covered with my credit card. For the small cars it’s 35 dollars a day which includes the third party. You can see the full price list here: cactuscar.com/#reserve
Make sure you know where your gas stations are.. I almost ran out middle of the Baja Desert. Miscalculated the distance and amount. Made it over the mountains to the coast with 1/8th left, 35 km to go- stopped at store side of road where locals pointed me to a fisherman's house who sold Gas in his backyard.. Viva México
After watching your video, my husband and I decided to rent our car from Cactus. I have a major credit that has car rental insurance included. Thanks for your video.
Yes, you can rent with a US license, you do not need an international license. Any credit card is fine, if you want it to cover your collision you’ll want to double check that that’s included in your card 👍
I tried to reserve a Jeep Wrangler 4x4 from Cactus. It was listed on their site but couldn't be chosen to reserve. Emailed back and forth, finally called and was told they don't have any Jeeps for rental. I asked if a 4x4 is necessary to get to Canon de la Zorra or to Cabo Pulmo, but they couldn't tell me. Any advice on whether one is needed or where I can rent an actual 4x4?
You don’t need a 4x4 to get to either place. I got to both places in a little sedan style rental car. To get to Cabo pulmo head to la ribera and drive south to pulmo that way - the road is paved almost the entire way.
Thank you for sharing the information. I was thinking about getting a rental car while in Cabo. I’ll be there for about five days how are the roads & is it safe?
Driving in Baja Sur is very safe and easy to do. Especially if you stick to the main highways and major destinations. If you plan to head "off road" to some of the more distant beaches, you may want to consider a higher clearance car simply because it can be a bit rocky there.
Thanks for this! We've been hit with this insurance thing in the past. So when renting through Expedia this statement is clearly shown: "MXN $750,000 liability coverage included". Has anyone found that to be true/no true? If not, we'll use Cactus. :)
The trouble with Expedia is that it’s not the car company, it’s a third party and I’ve always been told that third party insurances are not a substitute for paying the liability insurance directly to the car company. This could have changed, but I think it’s always better to book directly with the rental car companies here in Mexico.
I also have a car rental booking in the coming week with Nu Car Rental (booked through Expedia) for 7 days, for $115 USD, With Mexican Liability Insurance. I am highly doubting this. They might turn around and say NO we don't accept insurance from other companies. I am thinking of having a back up booking with Cactus rent a car.
@@tonynes3577 how did you make out was wondering were going to Cancun and rented Tru Expedia and bought there insurance wondering if we are going to have issues?
@@manuelchaves2963 I don't trust Expedia or any other travel site for car rental. You show up at the counter and they will not honor Expedia`s price. Best thing is to deal directly with the car rental company. Car rental in Mexico is like the the Mafia and loan sharks!
I just want to say thank you so much for making this video about Cactus car rental! I just got back from a trip to Cabo and la Paz and we had booked with a different company. We waited in line for almost an hour and then they wanted to charge $400 more than we booked for. After arguing with them for 20 more minutes and getting nowhere, I called Cactus and they picked us up at the other rental place, drove us to their place and we had a car within 15 minutes and saved over $250 US! Thank you!
I have to comment again here because we just had the best experience with Cactus! We used EuropCar on our last visit and were held in their 100+ degree waiting room for 40 minutes before the insurance shenanigans even began. We ended up driving away well over an hour after arriving having paid double the price we were quoted. Then waited another 30 minutes again after the return before being taken to the airport. With Cactus this trip, we were whisked over to their lot, asked a few questions and were driving away having paid the original quoted amount in less than 15 minutes. The return was even better - we didn't even get out of the car! They drove us immediately to the airport in the same car, helped with our bags and drove away. Slick! Love it!
Just booked four day rental with Cactus for my upcoming trip to Cabo. The rates were excellent especially since they include the third party liability insurance. I am paying $180 USD for a VW Jetta and my credit card includes collision damage waiver coverage so I’m good to go. I plan to drive to La Paz to visit family that I haven’t seen in years so I am excited. I will share my experience when I get back!! Thank you for your video. I have been watching all sorts of videos by expats and I am jealous I can’t retire tomorrow and move to Baja :)
We’ve been going to Los Cabos every year for the past 7 years and we always rent a vehicle from Cactus Rental they always take good care of us and driving in the surrounding areas are fine just pay attention and you’ll do fine !!!
Your videos are SO helpful for people planning their Cabo vacations (thank you.) I was looking at Avis but will go with Cactus.
Yes, go with Cactus. They are amazing!
Cactus are best, our renters have commented on how easy they are to deal with and very friendly. Good prices and support local 👍
Yes rent a car , near Cancun airport was very good to me. Price was good and included everything. Car was new , experience very positive.
That’s great! Do you remember what company you used in cancun?
@@laura-bronner I was afraid of this the company is called “YES” , google yes rent a car Cancun. They picked me up at airport and gave me a ride back there.
Ahhh haha right! Thanks for clarifying.
@@laura-bronner hey, I have a question... Did the car rental include insurance or did you have to pay extra when you got there?
Very little beats renting a car in mexico and hitting the open road and being able to do what you want at your own pace. We rented from cactus about 10-12 years ago, top notch experience other than the time share salesman offering me a "map" but that's ubiquitous in cabo so i can't blame them too much. I recall it being a much smaller facility, looks like they've grown considerably, a testament to their great customer experience. Love watching the videos (other than making me jealous!).
Thank you for the info. Going to MX next month.
Traveling to los cabos in April love your videos thank you señorita.
Cactus is the best! Super helpful, straightforward and nice people, too!
They’re great!
One thing you left out, at least at most rental car companies at the airport, you think you just escaped the time share salespeople coming out of customs and then before they will bring you your car they put on the really hard pitch - never give in - and once you drive away from the rental lot, you'll love it so much you will want to move here like we did
Yikes! Luckily I haven’t experienced that since we flew into La Paz, no time share people there!
I have heard this many times
Mexico is an old indian word for speed bumps. They are everywhere
Toppes
Took your advice with Cactus. Renting in May. Also planning to go to Mariscos Paseo Del Centenario from your recommendation. Thank you.
How did it go?
Been using Cactus for many years. Antonio and staff have always been so easy to deal with.
Because of your recommendations, I called Cactus to book a car. The agent can barely speak English, but that's OK. She did not understand the difference between collision coverage (which many US credit cards cover in Mexico) and liability coverage, which no US credit cards cover so you have to buy it (just like in the US, really). She said the counter agent would charge me whatever they decided to charge, and she can't quote me a price over the phone. Its entirely random, and up to the counter agent to charge whatever they please. She was very clear about this; I asked several times in different ways. I couldnt tell whether it was the language barrier. It still doesnt explain why their rates are about 2.5 times everyone else, even without the extra liability insurance added on. Do you have a financial relationship with Cactus?
Cactus is about two and half times the cost of other suppliers out of Cabo SJD. Approx $350 and Cactus is about $825. Also, I have the Cactus web site tee'd up. The price is going up as I watch. Do you have any idea what is going on?
Just saw this! Thank you so much for making this video!
Good job including Cactus! Watching from Los Angeles. Thank you. Steve Miller/
I was expecting more prickly customer service from Cactus.
😂😂 i like that one
BADUM-TSS!!
I am driving a Cactus Jetta right now!
Lmao
😐
Has anyone ever gotten into an accident in Mexico? I've heard that the whole process is much different and that the local police don't want to deal with insurance. I've heard that they want you to pay up in cash immediately, regardless. Years ago I used to drive from Tucson to Sonora in my own car with Mexican insurance purchased from a local Tucson agency. Never got into an accident. Not sure of that whole process.
I wondered the same thing. Especially regarding the Mexican car rental agencies always wanting to charge you maximum insurance on top of your credit card insurance. So I phoned my credit card company's insurance provider and they said you are covered in Mexico with their insurance, and if you are involved in an accident or any insurance claim, as soon as you can, call them. Don't call the police, the rental agency, nor their insurance. Call them and walk away. They will deal with everything. Still, next time I'm in Mexico I will be renting from Cactus.
Think I would rather use public transport wherever possible to avoid any problems.
Great info. Thanks so very much!
Glad it was helpful!
What was the guy spraying inside the car? Deordorizer? Disinfectant? New car smell?
Pretty sure it's sanitizer- a covid thing
It was a sort of disinfectant. I asked him what it was and he said it was an alcohol mixture that they specially ordered since covid.
Try Fiesta Car Rental. For a compact car it’s $46 us per day including insurance
Cactus Rent A Car is always a money saver. I have a a car rental booked in the coming week with Nu Car Rental (booked through Expedia) for 7 days, for $115 USD, With Mexican Liability Insurance (the minimum Insurance you Must have to rent a car in Mexico). BUT I am thinking this is not true and I am thinking of having a Backup booking with Cactus rent A car. we'll see. And one point when booking a car online: NEVER EVER pre-pay money upfront when booking a car online such as with "Car Trawler." Never ever buy CDW insurance or pre-pay for any other insurance online when booking the car. You will probably lose that money because when you arrive at the car rental counter, they do not accept third party vendor insurance and they will rewrite you another contract with their own insurance. Always buy insurance directly with the car rental company at the rental counter when you arrive at the airport. And sometimes it is okay to "walk up to the counter" when you arrive at the airport. Its not always really necessary to pre-book your car online (only in Mexico).
Great trip!
Hi! Did you or anyone In comments happen to use AMEX Gold or Chase sapphire reserve for insurance?
So is the collision that they offer is that the “liability” insurance or are they completely different? I am traveling to Mexico and planning on renting a car. I was thinking either Alamo car rental.
No they are different. Liability insurance is third party insurance and you MUST have it when you rent a car in Mexico. The other insurance, collision or full coverage can be covered by your credit card. Big international places like Alamo, Budget, National etc do not include the third party liability insurance in their price that they quote you online, so you will need to pay it when you arrive. Small locally owned places like Cactus include the third party liability insurance in their quoted price, which is why initially they seem more expensive, but they are not. Hope that helps - I explain it a little bit more in this article: www.eternal-expat.com/2019/01/14/renting-a-car-in-mexico/
helpful info as always. :)
Thanks! Glad you found it helpful!
I wish i could use this car rental place 😭 I am trying to find a car rental place for Cancun/Tulum 😩
You find anything
Ok but , I still would like to know how much was the rental and how much was the insurance and or deposit ?
How much will it cost per day with insurance.?
How much is the deposit in Jose del Cabo. I'm going Labor Day Weekend
Where is your favorite place and why ?
Do you have any suggestions for what rental companies for leon Guanajuato airport?
Do you think you can get a better deal by booking directly or a travel appt when renting a car in Mexico ?
go direct.. DO NOT use an App
Do the rental companies offer to rent the easy pass transponder? Is it worth it to get one?
Touche - love your sense of humor - and what would you use it for?
My apologies Rob - I was referring explicitly to very little value of an easy pass in Los Cabos - elsewhere in Mexico I do not know
The ones that I’ve rented in Cancun and Jalisco have both had the tags already in the car, they usually ask you if you want to include them and then they’ll take that amount off of your credit card after the trip but you can also just opt to pay the tolls in cash.
And yea I'm renting a car from cactus
Does a USA drivers license work?
Yes! You don’t need an international license to rent a car in Mexico any US drivers license is fine!
@@laura-bronner Thanks. I feel like I have talked to a rock star. You answered my question.
Where are all the "Bandido's & robber baron's" I keep hearing about every time I mention Mexico?:)
Is cactus available in Cancun ? Thank you in advance
Cactus are not, but Veico is and they are another great company to rent from 👍
What do you need with you to rent? Just a license?
A license and a credit card 👍
@@laura-bronner did you book online or when you got there?
Was the car automatic?
Yes :)
How much do they enforce the masks in Mexico?
I just back to the US from Mexico 3 days ago. I don’t know how they enforce mask use but if you’re not wearing a mask you’ll just look like an idiot because everyone is, everywhere, at all times.
I am staying on the Cabo corridor and everywhere I have been inside people wear them, also most wearing outside. My impression Cabo wants you to feel safe so all employees are wearing and often giving you hand sanitizer at the door of shops/markets.
Driving at night is bad. Cows and goats wandering around at least can be seen during the day.
Judging by the comments, it seems like Cactus really cares about it’s customers. Always nice and refreshing to hear that.
Heard you mentioned uber. I tried looking at an uber from the hotel i am going to be staying to cactus car rental (because i already have a reservation in May) but uber tells me that they are not available in that area. Also did a google search and first result said that uber is illegal in Los Cabos.
Great information! Could you cover what it's like to get a Covid test to fly back to the U.S?
Her home base is in Mexico. 🇲🇽
You covered the very reasons I stopped renting from the big US companies and started using Cactus a few years ago. No hassles! Oh, and they offered us Coronas when we arrived!!
Our hotel provided the return Covid test. Cost $30, made an appt with medical staff on-site a couple days before departure. Test was quick, easy. They gave me a hard copy as well as email of results.
@@adrieneoster2629 super helpful information thanks traveling for the 1st time in 3 weeks
Neat to see this rental car building again. I was at this car rental June 2010. Yes its real close to the airport ( Cabo) June 2010 it was a Avis or a Dollar car rental. Relived memories Thanks for making video 🚗🇲🇽
So,please what was the final cost of the rental per day and what insurance did you decide to pay for?I know some credit cards cover car insurance. Thanks!
We didn’t pay extra because my credit card covers collision. The price per day is $35 usd for the compact car which includes third party insurance. You can see their full price list here cactuscar.com/#reserve
@@laura-bronner if you used your credit card for insurance , what was the amount they held on your credit card?
Enjoyed the video but just can't believe we're still thinking that masks work! The rental guy touches his mask multiple times in just one minute. Totally useless ...
Yes, so the big question from several people below, is, how much does it cost per day? With and without collision insurance? For the car you rented that day. My experience has been that it is very expensive, even without the collision, compared to rates in the US. This was not the case back in the 1980's when I could get a bug for comparable US rates. Que lastima!
We didn’t pay extra for collision since I have it covered with my credit card. For the small cars it’s 35 dollars a day which includes the third party. You can see the full price list here: cactuscar.com/#reserve
Make sure you know where your gas stations are.. I almost ran out middle of the Baja Desert. Miscalculated the distance and amount. Made it over the mountains to the coast with 1/8th left, 35 km to go- stopped at store side of road where locals pointed me to a fisherman's house who sold Gas in his backyard.. Viva México
After watching your video, my husband and I decided to rent our car from Cactus. I have a major credit that has car rental insurance included. Thanks for your video.
How much was it
Did this person really make a video about renting a car and not include the price? That's one of the only reasons people will watch this.
Cactus rent a car is the best! I use them every time I go to todos Santos.
They’re so great!
Rented a car twice in Mexico. No biggie.
How much is the deposit?
good info, thx
So , what does it cost to rent a car for a day
The small cars are $35 USD per day. Their full price list is here cactuscar.com/#reserve
@@laura-bronner thanks
have a great day ,,eh
Cactus is the best in Cabo!
How about renting at San Diego / TJ to go to Rosarito for 2-3 days?
Did you reserve thru app or just walked in to cactus
Can u rent with a US license? What other ID do you need? Can you use any US credit card?
Yes, you can rent with a US license, you do not need an international license. Any credit card is fine, if you want it to cover your collision you’ll want to double check that that’s included in your card 👍
@@laura-bronner Can I rent a car with a debit card or does it have to be a credit card in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico?
Did you reserve anywhere online?
Thanks for the info ☺️
What if your credit card doesn’t have insurance would you have to pay for theirs or is it included with theirs?
Can’t find the blogpost about renting a car in Cancun 😔
Do they accept insuarance from credit card?
This video was exactly what I needed to see
Great info. Thanks for posting.
Very informative, thank you.
Great video
New Subscriber here which rental company do you recommend in Guadalajara? Thanks for your helpful videos 😃
Veico! They’re the best there 👍
@@laura-bronner Hello. Which rental car company do you recommend in Puerto Vallarta?
I tried to reserve a Jeep Wrangler 4x4 from Cactus. It was listed on their site but couldn't be chosen to reserve. Emailed back and forth, finally called and was told they don't have any Jeeps for rental. I asked if a 4x4 is necessary to get to Canon de la Zorra or to Cabo Pulmo, but they couldn't tell me. Any advice on whether one is needed or where I can rent an actual 4x4?
You don’t need a 4x4 to get to either place. I got to both places in a little sedan style rental car. To get to Cabo pulmo head to la ribera and drive south to pulmo that way - the road is paved almost the entire way.
Thank you for sharing the information. I was thinking about getting a rental car while in Cabo. I’ll be there for about five days how are the roads & is it safe?
Driving in Baja Sur is very safe and easy to do. Especially if you stick to the main highways and major destinations. If you plan to head "off road" to some of the more distant beaches, you may want to consider a higher clearance car simply because it can be a bit rocky there.
Do you do that Spanish on line class? I didn’t see anything else I may have missed it.
I still use Baselang almost every day!
Gerat info- thanks for sharing. Saludos.
Glad you found it helpful!
Can you just use your American DL?
Yes! 👍
Hi, do you happened to know what is the best car rental to use in Oaxaca?
Thanks, I love driving in Mexico, especially the Cabo area of Mexico.
Thanks for this! We've been hit with this insurance thing in the past. So when renting through Expedia this statement is clearly shown: "MXN $750,000 liability coverage included". Has anyone found that to be true/no true? If not, we'll use Cactus. :)
The trouble with Expedia is that it’s not the car company, it’s a third party and I’ve always been told that third party insurances are not a substitute for paying the liability insurance directly to the car company. This could have changed, but I think it’s always better to book directly with the rental car companies here in Mexico.
I also have a car rental booking in the coming week with Nu Car Rental (booked through Expedia) for 7 days, for $115 USD, With Mexican Liability Insurance. I am highly doubting this. They might turn around and say NO we don't accept insurance from other companies. I am thinking of having a back up booking with Cactus rent a car.
@@tonynes3577 how did you make out was wondering were going to Cancun and rented Tru Expedia and bought there insurance wondering if we are going to have issues?
@@manuelchaves2963 I don't trust Expedia or any other travel site for car rental. You show up at the counter and they will not honor Expedia`s price. Best thing is to deal directly with the car rental company. Car rental in Mexico is like the the Mafia and loan sharks!
@@tonynes3577 ok thank you I don't know why they would sell it if they don't honor it