The most widespread cabriolet models offered for rent in Thailand are: BMW 3 series Cabriolet, Peugeot 206 Cabriolet, Renault Megane Cabriolet and BMW Z4.
At the booking time, please check the rental conditions carefully. Quite often, rental offices in Krabi 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 Thailand is quite high.
Make sure to inspect the rental invoice issued at the office in Krabi 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 Krabi, 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 Thailand!
Help on the rental process
If in numerous European countries “winking” with beams means the willingness of that car driver to give way, in Thailand the situation is the opposite. If you see the car quickly turning on and off its beams, that is a request to give way. This feature is also very important to consider, especially when driving on narrow roads.
Drivers, who have not yet adapted to the peculiarities of local roads, are strongly recommended not to travel when it’s raining. Heavy tropical showers are not rare in Thailand. The visibility in the rain is even worse than in the fog. According to local regulations, it is necessary to turn the lower beams on during rainstorms, and inexperienced drivers are better to park their car in the first convenient place and wait until the rain is over.
Traffic congestions is big cities can occur spontaneously and literally anywhere. As a rule, traffic jams are frequent at intersections. Car accidents are not always the reason for traffic jams. Quite often local drivers simply cannot decide who must give way.
