05-21-2024, 02:37 AM
Hertz has an amazing program. They let you rent the car for a few days for peanuts and see if you like it. If you want to keep it they deduct the amount of the rental. Their prices are 1000s below retail and while you do not know how the car has been driven, you do know how it has been maintained. Personally, I do not see tourists driving crazy and I imagine that most people who can afford to visit Hawaii have a reasonably good head on their shoulders and don't chance unnecessary liabilities. The few that don't probably didn't get in your car and if they did they only had it for a few days.
Craigslist is full of scammers and also has great car deals. Act accordingly
Facebook has some good deals too.
Buying mainland is brilliant. There are unreal car leases on EVs right now where they practically pay you because they just are not selling. Go figure.
Buying from a local dealer only makes sense if you are a high earner, or are just lazy, and do not have time to deal with any of the above and/or you aren't in the market for what Hertz has.
Craigslist is full of scammers and also has great car deals. Act accordingly
Facebook has some good deals too.
Buying mainland is brilliant. There are unreal car leases on EVs right now where they practically pay you because they just are not selling. Go figure.
Buying from a local dealer only makes sense if you are a high earner, or are just lazy, and do not have time to deal with any of the above and/or you aren't in the market for what Hertz has.