Check the airport load first
Think beyond the luggage you will carry on day trips. Include both travellers’ arrival bags, any shopping space you expect to need and the transmission you require. Ask about category suitability rather than assuming a particular example model will be supplied.
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Two people with small cabin bags may have different needs from two people with large checked cases and sports equipment.
Vehicle and luggage choices: the wider picture
Compare what the vehicle must carry, how you want to drive it and where it must park. Fleet images show examples; the selected category and written confirmation establish what is reserved.
Seats, luggage capacity, transmission and equipment are separate checks. Tell the team about the full airport load, even if you expect to travel lighter during the holiday. Where a feature is essential, ask for explicit confirmation before booking. Do not treat a photograph as a guarantee of a specific model or assume that all vehicles within a named body style use the same layout.
Read the main vehicle and luggage choices guide →One more useful question
Is economy the same as the smallest available car?
Category names vary. Read the description and compare the practical requirements.
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General planning advice cannot confirm availability, eligibility, charges or permissions for a particular rental. Use your selected reservation and current official information.
Guide prepared with AI-assisted drafting and checked against the linked references for the points attributed to them. Contact the rental team for booking-specific clarification.