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For a scenic road trip like that, I'd suggest an SUV or a midsize sedan. The SUV gives you more room for luggage and is great for the coastal highway.

Our weekly rentals come with unlimited mileage. You'll only pay for gas. The SUV gets about 28 miles per gallon on the highway.

I recommend adding roadside assistance for $7 a day. It covers towing, flat tires, and lockouts anywhere in the state. Peace of mind on a long trip.

Yes, but there's a one-way drop-off fee of $150. If you bring it back here, there's no extra charge.

The SUV is $385 for the week, plus $49 for roadside assistance, plus $98 for the collision damage waiver. Total comes to $532 before tax.

Highway 1 is way more scenic — the views are incredible. But it's a lot slower. The inland route saves about four hours.

Love that idea. We should plan our stops too. Big Sur is a must-see, and Hearst Castle is worth a detour.

In summer, Big Sur and Monterey book up fast. I'd reserve those in advance. The other stops should be easy to find last-minute.

Definitely bring a cooler. Some stretches of Highway 1 have no gas stations or stores for miles. Stock up before we leave.

Deal! Just make sure we're both listed as drivers on the rental agreement, or the insurance won't cover us.