Lower Cost Car Hire Leipzig Airport

Book cheaper Leipzig Airport car hire here. Great deals to be had on all types of vehicles in Leipzig, but no cutting corners on service or quality. You can choose your car from well-known, reputable companies, such as:- Budget, Enterprise, Dollar, Europcar, Hertz, Sixt and Caro.

Vehicles come in all sizes, from small city cars, to estates and SUV, to 9 seat MPV and minivans. Mileage and roadside assistance are included, as is insurance.

Costs include all the needed benefits of insurance, mileage, breakdown and damage waiver included.

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Driving is one of the pleasures of a German holiday. Autobahns link most cities and tourist destinations. Secondary urban roads pass through pleasant farmland and wooded landscapes. Unless driving large trucks, German roads are toll free.

Drivers are permitted 0.5 mg/ml alcohol in their blood, but violators face stiff penalties.

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CDW Excess Reduction & Cover

Like most car hire, there will be CDW (Collision damage Waiver) which is an excess amount of around EUR1,000 (can vary on vehicle size), and this will be held against your credit card, for any possible internal, or external, damage to your vehicle.

To reduce the risk of being charged, you have two options:- (1) reduce the amount(usually to zero), by paying extra insurance on arrival, or (2) take out excess insurance cover from GBP3/day, but the excess amount will still be held against your card. Excess insurance dos also offer other benefits, and either an annual or single trip cover is recommended.

About Leipzig & Airport

Leipzig has many attractions and historic sites to keep you busy in this city that has been around for over a thousand years, and the nickname of Little Paris, gives a clue.

You can fly to the Leipzig/Halle International Airport with the IATA code of LEJ, but also sometimes known as Schkeuditz Airport. You can easily get a train to the city, as it is the largest train station in Europe, with nearly thirty platforms, two of which are underground.

The airport is mainly used for charters and budget airlines for holidaymakers. Access by cars and bus is also easy.

Leipzig Tourism

If travelling here and like to know more, then before you go pop to the Germany Tourist Board.

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