Adobe rent a car Rent a Car in Costa Rica, which was to cross a wet road and the water was much deeper than thought (uo on the wheel). It got stuck and the car sat in the water for an hour water damage causing complete. The rental insurance does not cover, and said he would not drive through water (although he thought the water was shallow). They said the water damage would cost $ 5k-$ 10k. Any suggestions on how to get out of this mess?

Apparently this has occurred several times so they can put Adobe in particular a "do not drive through water "clause in the contract. Unfortunately, your friend decided to ignore that, based on their judgments about the depth of water turned out to be defective. Of course, that's no problem to Adobe. Guess not get insurance either. But not everything can be lost. It is possible that some other options. First, should consult their credit card company used to rent to see if they are covered that way. Many credit cards automatically covered for the insurance. Second, check your personal auto insurance to see if they are covered under that for rental vehicles. Ask them to call your agent to discuss. And finally, if you own a home, have them check with your insurance policy homeowners. Sounds strange, but homeowners insurance covers certain things, even in relation to the home. Good luck.

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