What documents do I need to rent a car?
To rent a car from our company, you will need the following documents:
- A valid driver’s license
- A Ghana Card or valid national ID
- A witness or guarantor
These documents help us complete the rental agreement and ensure a secure rental process for both the customer and the company.
What Car Models do you offer?
We keep a fleet that matches Ghana’s roads and our customers’ lifestyles.
The “Town” Runners: Kia Picanto, Toyota Vitz, and Hyundai i10. Perfect for dodging traffic in Circle or East Legon while saving on fuel.
The Executive Choice: Mercedes-Benz C-Class, Lexus ES, and Toyota Camry. These are for when you want to arrive at a meeting or wedding looking “sharp.”
The Workhorses (4×4): Toyota Land Cruiser (V8), Toyota Hilux, and Mitsubishi Pajero. Ideal for long trips to Kumasi or driving through construction sites and rougher terrains
What documentations are needed when one needs to buy a car?
To make it legally yours, you’ll need:
Ghana Card
TIN (Tax Identification Numbe
Proof of Income
Completed DVLA Form C
What is the condition of the selling car?
We pride ourselves on honesty:
History: We provide the VIN/Chassis number so you can run a “Carfax” report yourself to see if the car was ever involved in a major accident abroad.
Mechanical Check: Every car undergoes a multpoint inspection. We check the transmission, engine, and “under-car” to ensure no major rust or oil leaks.
Aesthetics: Foreign-used cars look almost brand new. Local-used cars may have minor scratches, but we ensure the AC is chilling and the interior is professionally cleaned.
Is fuel included in the rental price?
When you pick up the car, it will be provided with 5 litres of fuel.
After the initial fuel provided, any additional fuel costs will be the responsibility of the person renting the vehicle.
When returning the car, please ensure that the fuel level is not less than 1 litre, as the fuel level will be checked during the return process.
To make this as relatable as possible, I’ve broken the answers down into the practical, “real-world” terms you’d encounter at a dealership or rental hub in Accra today.
