Could anybody advice where I can hire a car from in Ankara very cheap

Ive been getting quotes for over £200 from the airport

Depends upon how long you want to hire the car for.

200 pounds a day??? wow. at a week, you could just go buy a little few year old tofas or something like that.

Sorry thats £200 for a week, Im just looking to hire for a week

If you are going for a small car you can probably get it cheaper but Turkey is very expensive for hiring cars

and petrol prices are a fecking bitch!!!!!!!!

I Izmir I was got one for 40EUR/day from a place called Zepplin. Don't know if they have a shop in Ankara though.

Have found somewhere that does it for £165 so not too bad,

So whats it like driving in Ankara, Ive only ever been a passenger and lets just say road disciplline is so much different than in England, down the left down the right down the middle or even down the pavements all seem to be fine and a red traffic light whats that for, ha ha ha

[quote user="P1DEANO" post="40614"]So whats it like driving in Ankara, Ive only ever been a passenger and lets just say road disciplline is so much different than in England[/quote]
Ask Stardriver...

JF

[quote user="P1DEANO" post="40614"]So whats it like driving in Ankara,[/quote]

Nuts; I'd rather drive in Istanbul any day!

Come on, driving in Ankara is easy. In how many other cities would you be able to turn right oto a three lane busy road and then turn left again in 200 metres. Driving in Turkey is also great training for driving when on holidays in places like Rome, Madrid etc

At New Year I was driving in the centre and was directed to stop by a policeman, which considering the junction was fine. He let some other traffic go, and then I thought my turn but NO he decided that it was too cold and left; leaving me stranded; Bastrad

Ahhh yes, I must qualify my comments, driving in Ankara is fine as long as there are no traffic police around. Just why they bugger up traffic at intersections where the lights are in perfect working order is beyond me.

Ankara is great for parking.
Everybody drives in a proffesional way, sign posts are clear and give plenty of warnings, Ankaraites are the most proffesional parkers, nobody says "amina koyim" to you if you cut them up, roads are like driving on velvet and er um cant think of anything else.

oh yes and to add, getting lost and confused is unheard of.

[quote user="starman" post="40769"]Ankara is great for parking.
Everybody drives in a proffesional way, sign posts are clear and give plenty of warnings, Ankaraites are the most proffesional parkers, nobody says "amina koyim" to you if you cut them up, roads are like driving on velvet and er um cant think of anything else.

oh yes and to add, getting lost and confused is unheard of.[/quote]

WHAT??signs are not clear only about 5% drive professionally and what part of our hole ridden roads are velvet like???