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Did you know that Enterprise I is more than just a place to rent a car? It is your gateway to exploring Argentina. Enterprise Rent-A-Car serves customers throughout Argentina. It operates over 1.5 million vehicles. Enterprise aims to exceed customer expectations.

Argentina attracts tourists and business travelers. You might visit for a few days. Perhaps you will stay for a month. Enterprise I can provide the perfect vehicle. You can start your trip by visiting the location on Cerrito 1318.

At Enterprise I, the minimum rental age is 21. The maximum rental age is 75 years. Drivers between 21 and 24 will incur an extra daily fee. All drivers must meet rental requirements. They must appear at the rental counter. They must sign the rental agreement. An additional daily fee may apply. You can only add additional drivers at pickup.

Imagine returning your car after hours. Enterprise I offers express return. Park in the company lot. Lock the car. Place the keys in the express return box. This box is located inside the airport branch. Enterprise will email your receipt with final charges.

Planning a one-way rental? Book it in advance. One-way rentals depend on availability. Charges apply at the time of rental. There is a minimum rental length of four days. This applies to one-way rentals between cities. There is no minimum for rentals within the same city.

Consider the Collision Damage Waiver – Theft Protection. It is not insurance. CDW-TP is optional. You do not need it to rent. If you buy CDW-TP, Enterprise waives your responsibility for damage or loss. This is subject to conditions in the rental agreement. A deductible of up to 5,000 USD may apply. It depends on the car class. CDW-TP does not cover hail damage. It also excludes windshield or tire damage. If you decline CDW-TP, you are responsible for the full cost of damage.

Most auto insurance policies from outside Argentina do not provide coverage here. Contact your insurance company before pickup. Ask about your specific coverage. Enterprise employees cannot evaluate your personal auto insurance.

You have fuel payment choices at Enterprise I. Option one is “We Refill”. Pay Enterprise at the end of the rental for gas used. The price per gallon will be higher than local prices. A 40% surcharge will apply. Option two is “You Refill”. Return the vehicle with a full tank to avoid extra fuel charges.

Remember to bring your passport and credit card. The credit card must have available credit. It must be in the renter’s name. The signature on the back must match the imprinted name. For online transactions, the card number and name must match. Enterprise I accepts American Express, MasterCard, and VISA. An authorization will be taken on the credit card. It may range from 1995 to 3420 USD. This depends on car class. This authorization may be used for vehicle damages. It can also cover late charges or citations. Debit cards and cash are accepted as final payment.

Present a valid driver’s license. International drivers need a valid license from their country. If the license is not in English or Latin characters, an international permit is recommended. A notarized English translation is also accepted. Enterprise I accepts notarized Chinese driver’s licenses.

Third-Party Liability is included in the rental rate. TPL covers damages and injuries to third parties. This is under the local insurance policy. No deductible applies.

Visiting Iguazu Falls? Exploring Los Glaciares National Park? Heading to Ushuaia? Enterprise I can help you get there. With Enterprise I, you are ready to discover Argentina. Remember, the open road awaits.

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