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Generally, rental car companies in Italy require you to be 21 or over and no older than the maximum age (usually 70-75 years). All drivers must present a valid driver's license, an ID as proof of their identity, and a credit card to make the payment.

All lease companies consider applications on an individual basis and look at things such as credit history, residential history, income and affordability. Age doesn't enter in the equation ? as long as you're 18 or over, you can lease a car.

Rental car companies here typically do not typically impose a maximum age limit. While there is no maximum age to rent a car in the US, it can be a different story when you travel elsewhere. Age limits vary between rental agencies and from country to country, but often fall between age 70 and 80.

Greece. Rental car age restrictions in Greece limit anyone under 21 and, in some cases, over 75 from renting a car. Young driver surcharges for renters under 25 will be around ?15 per day.

Rental companies vary in how they treat older drivers. Some have an upper age limit for renting, while others charge a senior driver fee (often from age 70). The good news is that many rental companies don't have any upper age restrictions.

In most of Europe, there is no car rental age limit for drivers over the age of 65. Germany, France, Spain and the United Kingdom all have all car rental over 80 years old. In parts of Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia there are restrictions or surcharges for senior drivers.

To rent a car in Italy, you need to match the following requirements. What is this? In Italy, the minimum legal driving age is 18; however, most car rentals rent cars only to drivers 21 years old or more. Drivers under 25 or over 70 may incur additional insurance costs: ask each provider for details.

In general, you can lease a used vehicle that's up to five years old. Typically, there's also a mileage limit. For example, if you're leasing a car that's four years old, it should have an odometer reading of no more than 48,000 miles.

It may come as a surprise that not all Ontario rental units are subject to rent control. New buildings, additions to existing buildings and most new basement apartments that are occupied for the first time for residential purposes after November 15, 2018, are exempt from rent control.

Units are exempt if they are restricted to be affordable for low- or moderate-income residents. A single family home is exempt unless it's owned by a real estate investment trust (REIT), a corporation, or an LLC where one of the members is a corporation.