The selection of cars available includes top makes such as Volvo, Jeep, Suzuki and Ford; all available with automatic transmission and considerable engine power, which is needed in the remote areas of Iceland. These safe vehicles are easy to drive and can come fully equipped with satellite navigation, mobile phones and child seats on request.

In addition to all this, the Icelandic rent-a-car company offers the ultimate solution to eco-friendly driving with their Smart cars. Small but fast, Smart cars have low consumption and CO2 emissions and even enjoy free parking in Reykjavik.

After booking, Reykjavik Rent a Car will either pickup you up from Keflavik International Airport or deliver your vehicle of choice to any Reykjavik hotel, any address in the Greater Reykjavik area or BSI, the main bus terminal in downtown Reykjavik.

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Reykjavik Rent a Car has economical two-seater Smart cars to hire in Iceland, but really specialises in four wheel drive cars. Because Iceland’s roads can be so challenging and exciting to motor on, visiting drivers generally prefer the security of hiring a car designed to deal with the demanding terrain. Clichés about using the right tools for the job spring to mind.

Reykjavik Rent a Car also offers an impressive 15 percent discount to anyone hiring their Iceland rental car for seven days or longer. Combined with the off peak discount and the low rate of the Icelandic krona, Iceland car rental has never been more affordable.

Reykjavik Rent a Cars can be collected at the airport, or dropped off at hotels and addresses in Reykjavik – although those wishing to pay the company’s offices a visit are also very welcome to pick up their cars in person.

For more info on high quality, low price hire cars in Iceland, visit www.reykjavikrentacar.is.

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Reykjavik Rent a Car has fast gained prominence as the car hire company of choice for krona counting tourists in Iceland. The company has expanded quickly and runs a comprehensive fleet of high specification, nearly new vehicles hired out at unbeatable prices.

Although Reykjavik Rent a Car is mostly know for offering highly competitive rental cars in Iceland, it still offer a high level of service because it remains a family run business which interacts personally with its customers.

The firm owns extremely fuel efficient two-seater Smart cars, as well as a range of small cars for up to five people.

But Reykjavik Rent a Car really specialises in 4×4 cars. Iceland’s roads can be particularly challenging and exciting to motor on. Visiting drivers generally prefer the security of hiring a car designed to deal with the demanding terrain. Clichés about using the right tools for the job spring to mind.

Offering 4×4 off-road vehicles for similar prices competitors hire out Volkswagen Polos, Reykjavik Rent a Car also offers an impressive 15 percent discount to anyone hiring their Iceland rental car for seven days or longer.

Reykjavik Rent a Cars can be delivered to customers at the airport, or delivered to addresses in Reykjavik – but the company is at pains to point out that cars can also be picked up from the company offices; because they love receiving guests.

For more details about the best way to drive around Iceland in a low price, high quality rental car, visit www.reykjavikrentacar.is.

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Cars on offer already ranged from super-economical Smart cars to a range of off-road 4x4s. They are now joined by practical small cars, such as the Toyota Auris, seven seat 4x4s such as the Ford Explorer and the sturdy Volvo XC90.

Icelandic hire cars have a long standing reputation for being expensive; but Reykjavik Rent a Car is the rising star company working to bring prices down.

As well as offering 4×4 off-road vehicles for the same as other competitors hire out Volkswagen Polos, Reykjavik Rent a Car also offers an impressive 15 percent discount to anyone hiring their Iceland rental car for seven days or longer.

Couple this with the refreshingly simple and friendly service and the fact that rental cars can be collected from the airport or conveniently delivered in Reykjavik: renting a car in Iceland has never been more convenient.

To quickly and easily book a car rental in Iceland, or just for further information on Reykjavik Rent a Car or, visit www.reykjavikrentacar.is

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As it turns out I have some pretty clever friends – for that read friends with burglar alarms on their wallets – who always know where the best deals are to be had. These people have actually had me waiting out on the dockside at six in the morning waiting to “save money on fish”. It’s sensible practice of course, but still it takes a special type of person.

This time round there was no waiting at the docks, but the savings were still substantial. Reykjavik Rent a Car is a small Iceland car rental company which I would probably never have heard about on my own.

Reykjavik Rent a Car offers new “we mean business” 4x4s at a price lower than many of their bigger rivals offer a Volkswagen Polo. As if that weren’t enough, they also turned out to be genuinely decent people with whom it was a pleasure to do business.

My sister was visiting Iceland from Brazil, where she works with Amazon River Dolphins in some conservation programme. Not a lot of snow in Brazil. So having secured the car for a few days, it was time to put it through its paces.

My sister is crazy about skiing, you see, and she was climbing the walls with excitement about coming over here and trying out the Blafjoll ski slopes near Reykjavik. But the Icelandic weather rarely plays ball, and had decided that we were not to be blessed with snow.

That was where Reykjavik Rent a Car entered the picture: we made the decision to drive around Iceland to the far north-western town of Isafjordur – a place where the snowy mountains demand to be noticed almost as much as Bjork wearing a swan and screaming “It’s oh so quiet!” at the top of her voice. We were sure there would be snow on the slopes up there.

Iceland’s Westfjords are a memorable driving experience in the winter, to say the least. The gravel roads are generally covered in a thick layer of ice as they navigate hairpin turns and sheer cliff drops. The views are spectacular and a confident driver in a trustworthy vehicle can really have a LOT of fun. Anybody else would surely suffer some sort of panic attack.

That this story has dwelled upon the journey so heavily is perhaps indicative of my personal lack of love for skiing – but we did find plenty of snow and my sister did get her fill of the piste before heading back to the sweaty tropics. Mission accomplished – thanks to Reykjavik Rent a Car.

For more information or to book a low price rental car in Iceland, visit www.reykjavikrentacar.is

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With tourists pouring to Iceland since the beginning of the current financial crisis, Reykjavik Rent a Car company has introduced a 15 percent price reduction for bookings of seven days or more.

The cars are equipped with all gear necessary for travelling in winter conditions, slippery roads and off-road terrain. Besides that, customers can also have extras including GPS navigation, child seats or roof boxes.

Their high performance cars include cars such as Ford, Jeep or BMW, which inspire confidence even when roaming rural Iceland; and the biggest ones can take up to seven passengers.

The company can either pick customers up at Keflavik International Airport or deliver the selected car to hotels in Reykjavik.

For more information visit the company website at www.reykjavikrentacar.is.

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It is generally known that Iceland offers amazing sites and natural wonders visited mainly in summer. Not so many tourists however think about exploring this northern island in winter when the spectacular waterfalls, glaciers or geyser take on a whole new appearance.

Yes – the roads get icy and the snow can be tricky, but when equipped with the right gear, the remote places can still be accessed in comfort.

Car rental companies in Iceland offer high performance cars such as Ford, Jeep or BMW which inspire confidence even when roaming rural Iceland.

All cars are equipped with a range of extras such as GPS navigation, roof boxes, fuel cans and other essentials.

The current exchange rate for Icelandic krona makes the already low prices for renting a car outside the main season even more affordable.

The company can either pick customers up at Keflavik International Airport or deliver the selected car to hotels in Reykjavik.

For more information visit the company website at www.reykjavikrentacar.is.

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Large 4×4 vehicles, such as the Jeep Grand Cherokee and Ford Explorer, can be hired for as little as 8,900 ISK ($76, £46, €58) per day from Reykjavik Rent a Car, down from the normal summer rate of 24,900 ISK ($213, £129, €162).

Reykjavik Rent a Car, which specialises in high performance cars such as BMW, Mercedes, Jeep and Ford, is currently offering tourists more than two-thirds off the price of cars during the winter season. Its environmentally-friendlier Smart Car now costs 3,900 ISK per day ($33, £20, €26) and is eligible for free parking in Reykjavik because of its low fuel consumption and low CO2 emissions.

All cars from the company are equipped with a range of extras often needed in rural Iceland, such as GPS navigation, roof boxes and fuel cans. The company offers to pick customers up at Keflavik International Airport or to deliver to hotels in Reykjavik.

For more information visit the company website at www.reykjavikrentacar.is.

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