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t is difficult to rent a car if you're under 25. However, some rental agencies will allow one to rent a car if you're under 25, providing that you pay an additional daily surcharge. For most agencies/states, the minimum age is 21, while a few may go as low as 18. If you can rent through an employer/group plan, you may also be able to rent. If you are on official military orders, you can probably rent if over 18, but if you're just on leisure travel/leave the usual rules typically apply.

http://www.bnm.com/uage.htm a good site to help you find such agencies and compare the surcharge rates in major cities, as is http://www.autorentalguide.com/car-rentals-under-25.shtml

For insurance reasons, only the person who's name is on the rental form can drive a rental car. So, although you could have someone else rent for you, if you get stopped by police or are in an accident you would've effectively "stolen" the rental vehicle (not been given permission to drive it) and would be in a heap of trouble...

Usually, car rental companies will only allow renters 21 and over. One thing you might check is to see if the company you work for has a corporate account with any car rental companies, where they have contracted a lower minimum age for their employees.

I don't think so. They usually require you to be 21 and have a credit card. You might have to get someone older to rent it for you.

Nope I think most car rentals co. are 25 years or older, you may find some small one that would rent to a 21 y.o.

jolly wheels does. But I think they are only in miami.