Best car rentals in Wellington Ferry Terminal
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rental period: 7 days
Wellington Ferry Terminal has all the leading brands of car rentals available and some fantastic vehicles to choose from
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Hybrid / Electric cars
Toyota Camry Hybrid
Touring5 Doors
5 Seats
3Suitcases
A/C
Automatic
Hybrid/Electric
US$ 138.72 /day
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
SUVs5 Doors
5 Seats
2Suitcases
A/C
Automatic
Hybrid/Electric
US$ 110.94 /day
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
SUVs5 Doors
5 Seats
2Suitcases
A/C
Automatic
Hybrid/Electric
US$ 111.02 /day
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34. Pick up the vehicle
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Map of Wellington Ferry Terminal car hire points
Address: 1 Aotea Quay, Pipitea, Wellington, New Zealand
Phone: 04 3843809
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Address: Ferry Terminal, Wellington
Phone: +64 4 473 0480
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Address: Aotea Quay Pipitea
Phone: 0800 243 789
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Address: Aotea Quay, Pipitea
Phone: 0800 737 070
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Address: Ferry Terminal, Wellington
Phone: +64 4 473 0480
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