National Car Rental México offers Protections with which we operate. We are committed to providing the best service at the best price, so we detail transparent and clear each of the same way.
Remember if you have any questions, complaints or suggestions you can contact reservaciones@nationalcar.com.mx or our toll-free from:
México 800-716-6625
USA 1-877-567-3572.
Accident Report 800 288 6700.
Our office hours are:
Monday to Saturday 08:00AM - 09:00PM.
Sunday 09:00AM - 06:00PM.
México Central Time(UTC-6)
Mandatory Protection (TPL).
Covers medical expenses for injured third parties and/or damage to anything outside of the rental vehicle up to $750,000MN per incident.
Third Party Liability Protection is required unless customer has valid proof of liability insurance for México.
Basic Protection (CDW-TPL).
Includes all provision of Mandatory Coverage. Covers exterior vehicle damage and vehicle parts theft with a 10% CDW deductible of vehicle value. Does not cover interior damage, undercarriage damage if vehicle is driven off-pavement or partial theft.
Standard Protection (PAI)
Includes all provisions of Basic Coverage. Covers medical expenses for rental vehicle driver and occupants for up to $280,000MN per incident.
Deductible Protection (DP)
This protection covers the elimination of the deductible of the material damages contained within the Protection of Material Damage (CDW). In the case of Total Theft (TP), the deductible is not reduced and remains at 10% of the commercial value of the vehicle.
Even when the protection is sold separately, it will only apply with the contracting of the Protection from Material Damage (CDW). If the client decides to decline contracting the Material Damage Protection (CDW) this protection will not take effect and the client will be responsible for the total damages caused to the rental vehicle.
Roadside Assistance (RSA)
This protection covers the provision of roadside assistance services due to an accident or breakdown in the following cases:
Roadside assistance.- In case of breakdown, mechanical failure, lack of fuel, flat tire or unloaded alternator that prevents the unit from circulating, road assistance will be provided. In the case of a lack of fuel, the assistance service will be covered, but not the cost of fuel, which will be charged at the closing of the contract.
Locksmith Service.- In case of loss, damage or forgetfulness of the key inside the unit, the duplicate will be taken or sent to a specialized supplier for the opening of the car. In case of loss or damage, only the assistance service is covered, the cost of composing or replacing the key will be absorbed by the client and an extra charge will be generated at the contract closure.
Protection Packages
National Package Protection.
Includes:
• Mandatory Protection (TPL) • Collision Damage Waiver (CDW-TP) • Personal Accident Insurance (PAI) • Deductible Protection (DP) • Roadside Assistance (RSA) Total Protection.
Includes:
•Third Party Liability Protection (TPL).
•Collision Damage Waiver - Total Theft (CDW-TP).
•Medical Expenses for Occupants Protection (PAI).
•Deductible Protection (DP).
•Roadside Assistance (RSA).
Standard Protection.
Includes:
•Third Party Liability Protection (TPL).
•Collision Damage Waiver - Total Theft (CDW-TP).
•Medical Expenses for Occupants Protection (PAI).
•Roadside Assistance (RSA).
Basic Protection.
Includes:
•Third Party Liability Protection (TPL).
•Collision Damage Waiver - Total Theft (CDW-TP).
Mandatory Protection.
Includes:
•Third Party Liability Protection (TPL).
FAQs
Yes, car insurance is required for visitors to Mexico, and your United States auto insurance policy won't be valid there. To be protected, you'll need a separate Mexico car insurance policy that covers you for liability while you're in the country.
What must your vehicle liability insurance policy have at least in New Mexico? ›
Minimum auto liability insurance amounts required in New Mexico are: $25,000 for bodily injury to or death of one person, $50,000 for bodily injury to or death of two or more persons, and. $10,000 for property damage in any one accident.
Does my car insurance cover me in Mexico? ›
Your U.S. auto insurance won't cover you after crossing the border of Mexico. You'll need a special Mexican auto insurance policy to legally drive in Mexico, which can be acquired through an insurance agent.
What happens if you take a rental car to Mexico? ›
Renters driving into Mexico must be U.S. residents. Only corporate customers can go into Mexico. Renters must inform staff at the rental counters that they are planning on traveling into Mexico. You will need to purchase Mexican Automobile Liability Insurance.
What does liability insurance cover in Mexico? ›
Liability damage for damages to other people's vehicles, property, and/or injuries. Vandalism. Partial theft. Medical payments for injuries to you and your passengers.
What is required to rent a car in Mexico? ›
In order to rent a car in Mexico, you must be at least 18 years old and have held your license for a minimum of two years (restrictions may vary upon the car rental category and supplier). Drivers under 25 may incur a young driver surcharge while a few suppliers harbor a maximum age limit of 75 on select vehicles.
What car insurance is mandatory in Mexico? ›
Liability car insurance in Mexico
You are required by Mexican law to have liability insurance. If you cause a car accident, this covers bodily injuries and property damage to others. You can typically choose a policy limit (up to a certain amount).
What is the minimum amount of coverage that you must have on your vehicle? ›
Here are the minimum liability insurance requirements (per California Insurance Code §11580.1b): $15,000 for injury/death to one person. $30,000 for injury/death to more than one person. $5,000 for damage to property.
Is it illegal to not have car insurance in New Mexico? ›
New Mexico law requires drivers to have auto liability insurance.
Does my AAA insurance cover me in Mexico? ›
Since U.S. liability insurance is invalid in Mexico, you'll need proof of Mexico auto insurance for a road trip south of the border. AAA can help you get what's required through one of Mexico's largest and most reputable insurance companies.
Mexico requires drivers to hold 100,000 Mexican pesos (around $5,800) for bodily injury and death liability coverage and 50,000 Mexican pesos (around $2,900) for property liability damage. If you're caught driving in Mexico without this minimum coverage, you may face a fine of at least $200.
Does US medical insurance work in Mexico? ›
Your employer-provided health plan may have limited or no coverage in Mexico, and Medicare doesn't cover health care outside the United States, except in rare cases. Travel health insurance pays for emergency medical expenses during a trip. These expenses include the following: Ambulance service.
Can you drive a rental car in Mexico with US license? ›
If you're renting a car in Mexico, you will need to have a valid U.S. driver's license, proof of civil liability car insurance, and a valid credit card to reserve the rental and cover incidental costs. Debit cards are not accepted.
How much is Mexican car insurance? ›
How Much is Mexican Car Insurance Per Day? The costs average between $2 and $40 a day. The cost depend on several factors including type of vehicle, length of stay and the type of coverage you choose. You can purchase a policy for a day, a month, or a year.
Can I drive a rental car from San Diego to Tijuana? ›
Driving from San Diego to Mexico
Customers can drive to Mexico with the rental car but additional insurance is required.
Is liability insurance required in New Mexico? ›
New Mexico law requires drivers to have auto liability insurance. New Mexico is considered a traditional tort state, which means if you are in an accident with another driver his or her insurance company covers your losses or you have to file a lawsuit to recover disputed damages for injuries and property.
How much is Mexican car insurance per day? ›
How Much is Mexican Car Insurance Per Day? The costs average between $2 and $40 a day. The cost depend on several factors including type of vehicle, length of stay and the type of coverage you choose. You can purchase a policy for a day, a month, or a year.
