Sure GPS devices are getting cheaper, but the good ones are still between $400 - $900. That's some serious dough, so if you're not sure which GPS is right for you, or just need a GPS for a few days, GPS4Rent might be just the thing for you. Given that a good GPS device still costs anywhere from $300 to $1000, it's surprising there aren't more rental services. Currently they're offering a range of Magellan GPS units (including some with real-time traffic data) that cost between $9 and $13/day to rent (3 day minimum). You're also on the hook for the UPS shipping charges, but given the size and weight, that should be pretty affordable.
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Fletch
Thanks for the endorsement and the great plug!
Try http://www.gpsforhire.com
They are a bit cheaper and they cover shipping.
It appears that GPSforhire does not offer shorter rental days like 3,4,5 or 6 days rentals.
One will be stuck with renting a week or more at a time, which might not be very practical.
Also, very limited models and not many selections.
How many years of GPS experience does GPSforhire have with the GPS industry?
You can rent GPS in New Zealand
Phillip
GPS4Rent do offer GPS rental units for New Zealand along with many more different countries.
Please feel free to visit our website at GPS4Rent to find out more.
We offer GPS rental units for Cars, RV, motor cycle, RV's, Boats, two way radio and hand held GPS for Hiking or Geocaching.
GPS4Rent is subsidiary of Auto Nav 2000 Plus, Inc. established since 1996 and recommended by GPSmagazine.