The most widespread cabriolet models offered for rent in Chile are: Renault Megane Cabriolet, Chrysler Sebring Convertible, Ford Mustang Convertible and VW Eos Convertible.
At the booking time, please check the rental conditions carefully. Quite often, rental offices in Temuco require two credit cards to guarantee issuance of a cabrio or a roadster.
We recommend ordering additional no-excess insurance that covers your risk (franchise), since the franchise amount for cabriolets in Chile is quite high.
Make sure to inspect the rental invoice issued at the office in Temuco and compare it with the information indicated in your voucher. Sometimes, rental officers make 'unintentional' mistakes in rental invoices.
In parking garage, examine the vehicle for defects and scratches carefully. If you find any of them, check whether they have been specified in your rental document.
When parking a cabriolet in Temuco, it is recommended to unfold the roof and close windows in order to prevent theft or robbery.
OrangeSmile.com wishes you an exciting journey with an open roof around Chile!
Help on the rental process
When you plan to use your car, make sure you have all the car documents with you. The driving license and car documents are important even if you plan a ride to the nearest shop. Police patrols on duty are not rare on the roads of Chile. The police can stop virtually every vehicle for the document check. The absence of any of the required documents is a serious reason for the imposition of a heavy fine.
Driving while intoxicated is considered a very serious violation. In addition to a heavy fine and driving license cancellation, this traffic violation often results in imprisonment.
In spite of the fact that the car traffic is really intense in the country, local drivers treat pedestrians with great care and respect. When approaching a crossroads or a traffic light, make sure to slow down. Even temperamental local drivers always give way to pedestrians and other motorists, if that is required by the traffic regulations.
