Skip the rental desk.
Car sharing or a rental car? See the real price of your trip anywhere in Europe in ten seconds.
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How to do it
Four steps, most of them from home.
I'm Gabriel. I travel a lot, and the rental desk kept getting me: prices jumping in season, a card refused, a deposit frozen for weeks, insurance pushed on me. At home in Lithuania I switched to car sharing, and I made this free site so you can check it anywhere in Europe. No ads, no affiliate links.
Where it works
What travellers say
“Great service by Yuko! the cars are always in nice condition and staff are very friendly”
“I recommend renting this car — the owner is responsive and replies instantly.” (translated)
“If there's a problem with the car, the instructions and the process are not clear at all.” (translated)
“Super smooth ride, very convenient airport commute”
“Fastly onboarded, it works well, it is well explained on the app and in the documentation of the car itself”
“Easy pick up. Easy drop off. Flexible.”
Questions
Is it really free?
Yes. It's a hobby project. Nobody pays to be listed, there are no ads and no affiliate links, and you never sign up.
How do you count the rental price?
The usual price people pay in your city and month, plus the zero-excess insurance sold at the desk, plus fuel for your distance. Car sharing gets the same treatment: its fees and damage cover are added too.
Can I use car sharing with a non-EU licence?
Often yes. Choose "Other country" under More options and the answer flags anything that applies.
Is car sharing always cheaper?
No. Long drives and some cities favour a rental car, and the answer tells you when that happens.