Monday 26 August 2019

What is the difference between rent and short lease?

At Adrem Autoverhuur Limburg you can rent a car and lease a car (short lease). What are the differences between rent and lease? And what is interesting for whom?



WHAT IS RENTING?
When renting a car, the tenant (you) and the landlord (we) enter into an agreement: the rental agreement (lease). In fact we agree that we will make one of our cars or vans available to you for a certain period of time and that we expect a consideration for this. Simply put: you can use one of our cars and you pay rent for it.

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During the rental period, the car is 'yours', that is, you own it, but it remains our property. Entering into a lease creates mutual obligations. For example, we are responsible for defects and that you behave as a good tenant. In other words, treat the rental car as if it were your own.

Renting, in the case of a car at least, relates to a relatively short term. You usually rent a car for a day (part), week or month. Do you rent a car for more than 30 days? Then short lease is more attractive.

WHAT IS SHORT LEASE?
Short lease, or short lease, is in fact nothing else than a lease for at least 30 days. You should not confuse short lease with a financial lease, which is in fact a form of financing, whereby you pay off (monthly) and pay interest, and ultimately become the owner of the car. In our case, a lease contract is therefore 'just' a lease contract for at least 30 days.

WHO IS RENTING INTERESTING FOR?
Renting is interesting for anyone who needs a means of transport now and then or for a short consecutive period. Because your own car is in the garage for example, because you are looking for a reliable car to go on holiday with or because that washing machine simply does not fit in your daily car.

FOR WHOM IS SHORT LEASE INTERESTING?
Short lease is in principle interesting for anyone who needs a (rental) car for 30 (consecutive) days or longer. For example, because you have to miss your own car for a longer period of time.

With short lease you enter into a lease contract for at least 30 days. After that the contract can be canceled per day. You are therefore not tied to a long-term contract. Our competitive all-inclusive rates include car insurance (all-risk), road tax and maintenance and repairs.

Short-lease is relatively cheap compared to rent. This means that you pay less per day than if you rent a car for, for example, one day or one week.

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