Driving A Rental Car Without Being On Contract In Michigan

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An "Automobile Lease Agreement" is generally used to describe the formal contract or agreement that binds the leasing customer to the terms and conditions set forth by a leasing company or bank ("financier") . It is usually prepared or provided by the automobile dealership. This type of Automobile Lease is one the methods by which an automobile may be financed. It allows the customer to drive an automobile by making monthly payments to the financier. The payments serve to compensate the financier for the depreciation in value of the automobile during the time it is being driven. The financier will also assess a monthly finance charge that is similar to interest on a loan. This compensates the financier for the use of their money that is tied up in the purchase of the automobile from a dealer. The financier or car dealership actually owns the automobile. The automobile is leased for a specific period of time and is typically returned to the car dealership at the end of that time.


This Lease is meant to be used by one individual dealing with another individual rather than a dealership situation. It therefore does not contain disclosures required by the Federal Consumer Leasing Act.

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  • Preview Lease or Rental Agreement of Automobile, Car, Truck, or Vehicle by Individual - Personal - Template
  • Preview Lease or Rental Agreement of Automobile, Car, Truck, or Vehicle by Individual - Personal - Template
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You must add all extra drivers to your rental contract, in order to make sure everyone is covered by the insurance policy. If another person drives the rental but is not down as an additional driver, you will void the rental agreement and the insurance company may refuse to cover any physical damage to the vehicle.

Customers traveling to the United States or Canada who have a driver's license that was issued outside of the United States or Canada are required to present a valid driver's license at the time of rent and a valid passport in the same name displayed on the foreign driver's license, as a second form of identification.

When returning a rental car, the gas tank typically needs to be at the same level as it was when you picked it up to avoid a refueling penalty. This is often specified in the rental agreement. If you picked up the car with a full tank, you should return it full.

In Michigan at corporate-operated locations, the minimum rental age is 18 with a valid, acceptable credit card and driver's license, and an additional $41-per-day underage surcharge for drivers 18-20; $28-per-day for drivers 21-24 years old will be applied.

Yes, a different driver can return a rental car, but they must be listed as an additional driver on the rental agreement. If the person returning the car is not listed, the rental company may not allow it, or you could face penalties.

Customers who reside in the United States, U.S. Territories, or Canada must present a valid, unexpired government-issued driver's license which includes a photograph of the customer. Digital licenses are not accepted. The driver's license must be valid for the entire rental period.

You may drive a car in the United States for one year using an International Driver's Permit (IDP) and a driver's license from your home country. Getting an IDP is the simplest way to be licensed to drive in the United States.

In Michigan, generally, if you let someone else drive your car they are typically covered by your insurance policy as long as you give them permission, they have a valid Michigan driver's license and own a vehicle that is registered and insured in Michigan and aren't excluded from your policy.

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The renter doesn't have the authority to let somebody borrow it. So the driver doesn't technically have permission from the owner to drive it.Now as it applies to a rental car almost every rental car company requires any person who is going to drive the car be listed on the contract. In short, the primary renter is taking a huge risk if they allow someone not on the contract to drive the car. It depends on jurisdiction and the state the vehicle is registered in etc. The driver will need to possess a valid driver's license, be at least 25 years of age and be subject to any applicable driving record check. Anyone with a suspended license cannot legally drive, and Budget requires that all renters have a valid, active license. If a driver is licensed in a state other than Michigan, the department may submit a copy of the driver's out of state motor vehicle record to RMI for review. Our attorney says it's best to purchase the "optional" insurance coverage offered with a purchase of a rental car out of state. What should I bring to pick up my rental car?

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Driving A Rental Car Without Being On Contract In Michigan