Renting a car is usually a pretty cut-and-dried process. But, sometimes, issues arise, and a seasoned traveler will want to be prepared for any hiccups or special situations. At Value Van & Car Rental, we recommend perusing our policies page to review possible scenarios that might apply to your situation. We pride ourselves on our unmatched customer service and we would love to answer any questions regarding our policies and procedures. In the meantime, here are answers to some of our most frequently asked questions. We hope you find them helpful!
Value Van accepts deposits in the following payment forms: VISA Check, VISA, Master Card, AMEX, Discover, Diners Club, Carte Blanche. Debit Cards and pre-paid cards are accepted; however, some restrictions do apply. For example, when renting with a debit card, you will need at least liability coverage on a vehicle of your own.
When a rental reservation is canceled for a rental occurring during the months of July or August, or over a holiday period, a $50 cancellation fee will be charged for a car rental and a $100 fee for a van or SUV rental, if cancelled before 48 hours of rental pick-up time. If cancelled within 48 hours of rental pick-up time, you will be charged for the full amount of the rental.
Hopefully, we have helped you get on your way today by answering a few important questions. The staff at Value Van & Car Rental is proud to offer high quality, dependable, and affordable rental cars for the visitors and residents of Union and Newark, New Jersey. If you need additional clarification or want to make a reservation, contact us directly at (908) 851-9595.
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