What are the Best Rental Cars for Family Road Trips?
With holidays in full swing, this can only mean one thing: it’s time to gather around the family and plan ahead for your next road trip.
The holiday season is a perfect time for family bonding. During this time, most families are thinking of hitting the highway for a family road trip, which are a great bonding experience for creating lifelong memories especially for children.
Here at VroomVroomVroom, one question we get asked a lot is – what are the best rental cars for family road trips? Hence we have compiled a list of our favorite family road trip vehicles, both large and small.
All the car models on our list are we considered the best of the best. They are admirable as they excelled in road tests, passed the government crash and severe safety crash-tests. In addition, they are roomy, have superior reliability, as well as commendable fuel economy.
Best family vehicles
Any of these cars which can be booked through VroomVroomVroom are expected to suit your needs, no matter what your main concern is:
- Toyota Camry
- Ford Fusion
- Chevrolet Spark
- Mitsubishi Mirage
- Hyundai i20
- Kia Cerato
- Nissan Versa
SUVs will also suit your needs as you enjoy your road trip with your whole family:
- Ford Ecosport
- Merces-Benz GLE
- Toyota Kluger
- Hyundai Tucson
- Audi Q5
- Chevrolet Suburban
And while these car models represent the different needs families have for a road trip, and may span a full comprehensive range list of prices – we guarantee you that all these vehicles can capably get the job done in terms of comfort and performance.
So are you getting ready to hit the road with your family and friends?
Make sure to book one of the rental cars we mentioned above. Did we forget to include your favorite car rental model? Comment below and let us know why.
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A writer, blogger, and editor for more than 10 years, Manila-based Jayson Paor has written for numerous publications and entertainment websites such as BANDS Magazine, mnl-online.com, and PEP.ph. When he is not writing, he works as a freelance publicist and social media correspondent, researching and tracking new artists and bands, setting up and conducting interviews for local and international print and website. His interests are varied and range from live concerts, gadgets, travel, photography, cars and tennis.
Luggage space and comfort are certainly biggies, but I have to agree that fuel economy — especially with today’s prices — is a major deciding factor! Great blog!