I am planning to book through them, it is super cheap. Any hidden fees or problems?

Also, does anyone have any idea on car seat rules in FL? Up to what age or size do they need to be in one?

I got an Xterra once for a ridiculously low price. I think the company ended up being either Budget or Enterprise. I don't recall any specific extra charges (aside from tax). I can't give you a whole lot of specific info except that I remember telling a lot of people what a great experience it was. Seriously, I know the Xterra was under 20 bucks a day. I'm thinking like 16 or 18 or something?

Yayyyy!! Thanks:) I just wanted to make sure it wasn't a scam. We are going with the cheapest, which is 13.95 a day, not bad at all. Thanks again:)

We always book through them. Never had a problem! Had a problem with the customer service issues at Hertz, but not that is another issue.

Yayyyy!! Thanks:) I just wanted to make sure it wasn't a scam. We are going with the cheapest, which is 13.95 a day, not bad at all. Thanks again:)
While a very excellent rate, just remember to make sure you are covered by some sort of insurance. Be it via a credit card perk, their (high priced) insurance that they offer, or through your own car insurance coverage.

And do not assume that your own car insurance will automatically cover you in a rental - check with them. (For like $5/6months, I got a rental car rider so that I dont have to worry about it...)

Your mileage may vary - but its a small detail to make sure you are covered...

I always rent with my American Express card, which will cover damages not covered by any other insurance you may have. I save quite a chunk by declining the rental company's insurance.

Oh, and return your car with a full tank. Don't pay for a full tank up front, only to use 1/4 tank. You don't get nuthin' back when you return your car!