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Can I rent a car at Michigan Airport SSSS if I am over 70?

Yes, you can hire a car in Michigan from selected car rental companies up to 99 years of age with no extra charges. Contact us we will be glad to assist you by comparing the leading car hire companies to get you the best deal.

Can I rent a car at Michigan Airport if I am under 25?

You can hire a car at Michigan Airport at 18 years of age, with no additional fees. Please contact us directly and we will be glad to explain how to get the best deal for your age group.

Can I take a rental car from Michigan to visit a different state?

Yes some car hire companies will allow you to take a rental car cross border, but you will need to get permission first. There will be additional fees to cross an International border.

Can I take a rental car from the USA to Canada or Mexico?

In most cases, vehicles may be driven across the Canadian border this will depend on which car supplier at Michigan Airport you choose. Vehicles may be driven into Mexico with prior authorization and from any locations in California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. An additional Mexican insurance must be purchased locally to do so. The cost of Mexican insurance is between $38.00 - $48.00 USD per calendar day plus taxes and fees, which will assist with breakdown issues. PERS is not available in Mexico. Due to Mexican Law, Mexican citizens are not permitted to drive U.S. owned vehicles in Mexico. Any attempts to do so will result in fines and penalties.

Can I take a rental car from Michigan and drop it off in a different city?

Based on availability, one-way rentals may be allowed to some U.S. cities. You will need to check with the car hire supplier as each supplier will have different travel restrictions. When you do a quote on out site you can view the travel restrictions for each supplier. There will be an additional one way rental fee if you leave the car in a different location to the pick location.

How long do I need to hold a licence in order to rent a car at Michigan Airport?

A full licence held for minimum of 1 year with no major endorsements. UK licence holders need to present the photo card

Which documents do I need to hire a car in the USA?

The principle driver will need to have the following documents in his or her name. A full licence, a credit card, the voucher we will send you when you complete your booking, and a passport. A printed version of your voucher must be produced upon arrival at the rental desk. Failure to present the voucher means the car rental agent may charge you at the local rates. With Budget rentals you will also need one original form of proof of address.

What is the fuel policy for a hire car at Michigan Airport?

This will depend on the car hire supplier you select. The vast majority of cars have a full to full fuel policy, which means your vehicle will be supplied with a full tank of fuel. To avoid incurring fuel charges, you will need to return it with the same amount of fuel as it had when you collected it. You can also choose pick up full return empty. This maybe more convenient if you wish to drop the car back without delays, but it will be more expensive.

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Last Updated: 25th April, 2024

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Michigan See & Do

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Michigan

Michigan is the Great Lake state and the nickname is well-deserved. Michigan is bordered by four out of the five Great Lakes, including Superior, Michigan, Huron, and Erie. Almost half of Michigan is comprised of lakes and rivers as well and the 3,177 miles of shoreline help give Michigan more shoreline than any other state, save Alaska. On the Michigan quarter, there is simply an outline of the state and all five Great Lakes, emphasizing the nickname once again.

Michigan is made up of two major peninsulas, the Upper Peninsula and the Lower Peninsula. The Upper Peninsula contains more than 90% forest land and is sparsely populated. The Lower Peninsula contains the vast majority of the cities, agriculture, and industry of the state.

Mackinac Bridge

The two peninulas are connected by the Mackinac Bridge, also known as the “Big Mac” or the “Mighty Mac.” Mackinac is pronounced Mack-i-naw, but it can be spelled two different ways, Mackinac or Mackinaw, as in Mackinaw City. Driving over this Mackinac Bridge is one of the highlights of visiting Michigan. The bridge is one of the longest suspension bridges in the world. Until it opened up in 1957, vehicles had to wait in a line for a ferry ride across the straits. When visiting, make a stop at the Mackinac Bridge Museum that details the history of the bridge and contains artifacts from the construction of the bridge.

Mackinac Island

Once you cross the bridge and arrive at either Mackinaw City on the Lower Peninsula or St. Ignace on the Upper Peninsula, take a ferry boat ride over to Mackinac Island. Mackinac Island is a beautiful island that offers water sports, golf, art, nature, and a glimpse into history. Ride a horse-drawn carriage or a bicycle around the island, or spend your day shopping in the old section of town or touring Fort Mackinac.

Windmill Island Gardens

Another wonderful spot to visit in the Great Lake state is an area that has become home to many immigrant settlers from Holland, Germany, and Finland. Holland, Michigan has many Old Dutch attractions for visitors to enjoy. Stop by the Windmill Island Gardens and see the only authentic operating Dutch windmill in America, De Zwaan. You can climb to the top of the De Zwaan, which is Dutch for Graceful Bird or The Swan, and it was originally built in the Netherlands in 1761 and arrived in America in 1964. Another highlight of Holland is the Tulip Time Festival held every May. The festival includes parades, concerts, dancing, Dutch food, and much more.

Little Bavaria

Another popular town in Michigan that is full of immigrant culture and history is Frankenmuth, known as “Little Bavaria.” Though it is a very small town, with less than 5,000 people, it is one of the most popular places to visit in the entire state. From its German food to its Bavarian culture and festivals, Frankenmuth is always a great place to stop and enjoy a little bit of Germany.

Michigan is an amazing state to experience the Great Lakes, rivers, and waterways of America. Travel to Michigan and explore all that it has to offer!