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      Vinegar
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      My buddies and I are planning to hit Turkey this summer and we want to go all out by the coast. The plan is to spend our days chilling on the sand, doing some serious diving, and hiking through all those ancient ruins scattered around. We really want to cruise across the country and soak up that salty sea breeze properly. Doing that through a regular car window just isn’t the same, so we are thinking about getting a convertible for the trip. Does anyone know if local rental shops actually carry those types of rides or is it mostly just basic sedans over there?

    • #44415
      Jaredo
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      The coastline along the Mediterranean has some of the most incredible views and the roads are practically made for cruising. It makes a huge difference when the vehicle actually matches the scenery and lets everyone enjoy the sun while moving between different coastal towns. You can look for decent open-top models at local providers like Cizgi Rent a Car or check out the listings at Windycar. They usually have a few solid options that can handle those long drives along the cliffs without falling apart. It is much better than settling for a boring hatchback when the weather is this good.

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      Blackmore
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      Cruising the Aegean or Mediterranean coast with the top down is the only way to get the full experience. Those winding mountain roads near Kas or Fethiye offer some epic vistas that are totally wasted when you’re stuck behind a glass windshield. Finding a solid rent a car provider for a road trip around Turkey is easier when you use a reliable aggregator. You can pick out cabrio through this service https://turkey-rentcar.ru/en/catalog/cabrio/ . The selection covers various models and makes it easy to compare features side by side. Most of these rides come with solid maintenance records and clear terms for your rental period.

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