Bromley Car Hire

Cheaper Bromley car hire can be booked here, as well as estates, hatchbacks, saloons, SUV and MPV vans at discounted prices. You can now choose from Alamo, Avis, Budget, Europcar, Green Motion, Hertz and Sixt.

When you book though us, you get the same level of quality car and service, that you would if going direct, but by booking here, as a lower than published price.

All vehicles come with all cover needed, like mileage, breakdown & Collision Damage Waiver reductions, so you just have the local excess deposit to consider, which you usually reduce to zero locally, or cover any claim by taking our excess cover insurance, or leave it and risk the car park scrape, but taking out insurance always the best option.

One way rentals are possible, but a charge applies. Varies on each UK car rental supplier, but usually about GBP50, but is included in price when booking. For example you can collect in Bromley and for a small extra fee, you can leave it at Southend Airport.

Please also note, that the downtown depots are shut for holidays and most on Sundays, so cars get scarce, quickly.

Extras like child seats, drivers and Sat Nav can be requested, but are paid for locally.

All the prices have unlimited mileage, breakdown and collision damage waiver/reduction (CDW) included. Insurance to either cover claims is available via Axa, or you can pay extra on collection to reduce to either zero, or a lower amount.

Book now and change later, for no amendment fee.

Info on Bromley Car Hire & Travel

All the prices have unlimited mileage, breakdown and collision damage waiver/reduction (CDW) included. Insurance to either cover claims is available via Axa, or you can pay extra on collection to reduce to either zero, or a lower amount.

Extras like child seats, drivers and Sat Nav can be requested, but are paid for locally.

Changes to the booking are free of charge, as can be cancellation within certain time restraints.

About Bromley

This old market town, dating back over one thousand two hundred years, is in the south east part of Greater London, having once been part of Kent, but becoming part of London in 1965. It has a population of around seventeen thousand people.

H.G. Wells hails from Bromley and Charles Darwin was born in a nearby town. It also got a mention in a Jane Austen book.

The town grew from always being a main stopping point in the days of coaches, and this continued with the development of the railways.

There is also a full length, proper movie about the local football, called Bromley Boys, that is worth watching.

21st May 2020

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