Beware recent Price Rises long term rental Malaga Car. Have dealt with this company for a few years and have always found them good to deal with all round . Last booking was last September for 31 days at €10 per day. Car was Toyota Auris DIesel. This is high season 4 months ago . My next trip is planned for May 8th -Junne 21st 2017 which is midseaon according to the site for 45 days..The amount looked for is €17.98 per day , a whopping almost 80 per cent increase in a few months for rental in id season against high season. I have emailed malagacar about this but only received a two line response which did nothing to explIain, justify or compromise on this increase. So a word of warning if your thinking of booking for a longer term check out your prices
Reply by Malagacar.com
Dear customer
Your review and our answer will be publish as soon the Internet department can publish it.
We don't understand why the customers must be careful when the prices are shown online so we never lie and we never show NO REAL prices. If you got last year a better price that doesn't mean we have to give you the same daily price always. Now, if you like to get a special price because you have rented before, because you think the price can be negotiated or another reason is as easy as sending us an email and we will always try to help you but this is not the way as a review can be given in relation with the service, staff, car conditions...
Anyway I will study your case and, if we can, you will be helped. We always guarantee the best value but if you think you can get a better price (real price with no hidden extras) you are free to take it. I will be in contact with you by email in order to do the best for you (if is possible)
Regards
Alberto
UPDATE
Dear customer
I like to update the lines I sent you yesterday and I like to let you know that you can compare prices only when the group is the same so in August 2016 you ordered a group C1 and now you are trying to book a group D2.
Car group booked last year:

This is what you like now:
We cannot compare apples with pears.
Regards,
Alberto