Founded back in 1958 it’s another old man of the car hire industry; they started with an original fleet of 10 cars. Budget stuck to its name for a considerable amount of time and undercut every car hire company they were competing with in price. The big expansion came quickly in 1960 when they moved headquarters and began to continue in expanding their fleet. In the next fair few years it continued to expand but repeatedly got sold to different companies, it’s now a part of Avis since 2006.
Budget is a large company that has worldwide branches with more than 2750 offices like Heathrow Airport giving Indigo the option of hiring cars out with Budget no matter the location. We have fantastic deals that we can offer due to us being a broker through Budget; we can beat the prices as we get various discounts and deals that aren’t available if you went directly to budget.
As well as car hire budget also have a large amount of trucks available to rent that’s almost as large as their car hire fleet. This is mostly only available in the UK however if you do want to rent one then contact us as we may still be able to help you.
Budget Car Hire Fleet
The large company of 2750 offices have a massive amount of cars to offer our customers. Their cars are also a huge variety as they have so many different kinds of vehicles, whatever your situation or whatever you need we can give you a car suitable for your venture, come straight to Indigo for all the best prices and the widest range of cars.
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What Do I Need To Rent A Car From Budget?
In the UK , All named drivers must hold a full, clean and valid drivers licence, valid for the country of use and held for a minimum of one year. A proof of address is also needed which must match the address on both your licence and payment card. If no proof of address can be provided then an address check will be made, if you are not on the electoral register then this will be problematic. Holders of the new UK two-part driving licence are required to produce both parts.
