There are sooo many benefits of leasing a car: avoiding a big down payment, having the maintenance and insurance covered, enjoying access to replacement vehicles – the list goes on. What’s more, many car rental companies offer both long-term and short-term rental packages so you can easily find something that suits your needs and lifestyle. Whether you’ve just arrived and need some wheels, or you’ve been here a while but don’t feel ready to commit to purchasing a car just yet, check out what’s on offer at these companies.
Avis Singapore
Avis Singapore offers a wide range of car rental packages; you can opt for long-term or short-term rental, with monthly and even daily arrangements. Daily rentals are perfect for one-off uses, such as when family is in town. They start from $90 per day, depending on the type of car and duration of rental. You’ll also be pleased to know that the short-term car rental packages include various benefits that longer-term leasers enjoy, such as theft protection, 24-hour breakdown assistance and collision damage waiver.
The company has a large fleet where you can choose from compact sedans to SUVs and luxury models, from brands such as Mazda and Toyota. If you’re in for a long-term lease, you’ll have the option to choose between a used or new car. Prefer to save some cash? Get a second-hand car (less than five years old) with a minimum 12-month lease and lower monthly payments. What’s more, the company is constantly rolling out special deals on rental packages; check them out now. They were also recently voted best vehicle rental and leasing company in 2019 by APAC Insider.
390A Havelock Road #01-07 Waterfront Plaza
6305 3199 | avis.com.sg/leasing
Wearnes Automotive Singapore
Offering a fleet of new and pre-owned cars, Wearnes Leasing under Wearnes Automotive Singapore caters to both short-term and long-term leasers. Car brands available include Infiniti, Jaguar, Land Rover, Volvo, Renault and more. Depending on your needs and budget, you can choose from sedans, MPVs, SUVs, luxury makes and even commercial vehicles for larger groups. The company also has electric vehicles, if you’d like to consider an eco-friendly option.
Short-term rentals (below 12 months) start from $105 a day. For a long-term lease, you can get a pre-owned car with a minimum one-year lease or a new car for a minimum three-year lease. The leasing package includes comprehensive insurance, road tax, maintenance, a replacement vehicle when servicing or in the event of a breakdown, and tyre and battery replacement if required. If you need some emergency help, the 24-hour Wearnes Assist programme is on hand in both Singapore and Malaysia for greater peace of mind. Besides regular rentals, the company also offers stylish wedding car options for your special day.
28 Leng Kee Road
6876 5063 | wearnesleasing.com
Evergreen Rent A Car
Choose an all-in-one car rental package from Evergreen Rent A Car, and you can take your pick from top car brands including Toyota, Honda, Volkswagen, Hyundai and BMW. You’ll also be able to select from economy hatchbacks and sedans to SUVs, MPVs and luxury vehicles. The company offers both long-term and short-term rentals that include the all-important collision damage reduction, road tax, and maintenance and servicing costs. If your budget allows it, you can opt for a brand new car for your leasing package, or from the wide range of used cars in the fleet. New car models on offer include the Toyota Camry and Toyota Vios, while the Hyundai Elantra, Honda Vezel and Toyota Harrier are all among the used car range.
All rental cars come with unlimited mileage, comprehensive insurance coverage (with complimentary usage in Malaysia), 24-hour breakdown service in Singapore, replacement of tyres (wear and tear only) and battery, and a replacement vehicle during repair or breakdown. Cars also undergo regular maintenance. If you have more than one driver, the company won’t charge more for the additional drivers.
159 Sin Ming Road, #01-07 Amtech Building
6459 0990 | evergreenrentacar.com
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