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The kind of lease car Aruba you choose depends on your budget, personal tastes, and where you want to go.  Aruba is the only resort destination that I’ve been to where renting a car makes more sense than taking a quick cab ride.

Cabs are expensive here, and they don’t drive far from the beaten path.  Don’t be taken for a ride–just lease your car in Aruba.  A whole new world opens up filled with fun, culture, and flexibility.

If you’re trying to decide what kind of lease car Aruba does best, think the kind of person you are.  Are you more comfortable driving something compact and small?  Do you want to ride up in style?  Do you want to go to the national park and natural bridges on the northeast coast?

Economy – The Toyota Yaris is the most popular rental vehicle in Aruba (similar to the Echo in America).  What more could you ask for?  Well, maybe an automatic if you haven’t driven a stick in a while.  However, they are:

·    Easy to get around in

·    Great on gas (which averages about $3-$4 a gallon)

·    4-door

Luxury vehicles – BMW, Mercedes, Lexus, and even the Kia Amanti permeate style as you hand your keys to valet at one of the nightclubs or casinos.  Why not live it up when you go shopping at the high-end boutiques in Oranjestad?

4×4 all-terrain – Jeeps, Hummers, and Explorers all work well on the back roads of Aruba.  Make sure you check your Aruba rental car agreement when you take it off-road.  Some roads may not be paved.  In this case, sign up for a tour if you want to go– especially to the Natural Pool.

Minivans – They just make sense when you travel with a large group.

Whatever you choose, make sure you read your insurance policy carefully and check with your credit card company for additional coverage.  Make sure you get a map with your lease car Aruba.

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Source by Peter D. Morgan