Anna Papadopulous
21 Jan 2020

Montenegro’s capital Podgorica is the cheapest city in the world for car hire, at $40.85 to rent a mid-size vehicle for a week. Serbia’s capital city Belgrade and the Croatian capital Zagreb follow in second and third costing $56.66 and $73.91 for a week’s driving.

By contrast, Phnom Penh in Cambodia is the world’s most expensive city for car hire, at $1,192.96 to rent a mid-size vehicle for a week. Accra in Ghana and Benin’s Porto-Novo follow in second and third costing $1,190.94 and $1,123.35 for a week’s driving.

To assemble and rank this list of the cheapest (and most expensive) cities to rent a car in 2020, CEOWORLD magazine consulted numerous roundups from a wide range of online publications, including car hire companies Avis, Sixt, and Hertz, as well as numerous city-specific car rental companies. We searched for mid-size cars to hire from March 1, 2020 – March 8, 2020, for a driver aged between 30 and 70. Based on a consensus from these sources, the final choice of cities was judged editorially, as was their position on the list.

full. https://ceoworld.biz/2020/01/21/the-che ... r-in-2020/

lol
i see plenty of local ads for 600/month lexi
this survey only shows dealers level of ambition and leeway
when some foreigner emails randomly for a quote

This would explain why it is too expensive to hire a rubbish truck and driver for one night to pick up the rubbish in our street .

I checked. It's true. $40 odd for a week! I am thinking of a Balkans trip in 2021....