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Car Rental in Warrenton, OR Are you looking for a rental car for college prom night? Are you visiting Northern Oregon or Southwest Washington on a business trip and need to rent out a car only for a day? Do you want to know where you can find rental cars near Astoria, OR? Whatever your rental car needs, you can find a wide range of rental cars at Lum's Auto Center in Warrenton, OR. We provide new rental cars in the Astoria, OR area at the most competitive rates in town. Keep reading to learn more about our rental car services. more Request a Rental Contact Us Find Toyota Rental Cars at Lum's Auto Center At Lum's Auto Center, we carry a wide variety of new rental cars and not just any rental car. We offer a Toyota! You can rent popular Toyota sedans like Corolla and Camry or family SUVs like RAV4 and Sienna. Not only that, you can get the Prius hybrid and even the Toyota Tacoma 4x4 pickup truck on rent! We offer daily and weekly rentals with more than sufficient mileage limits, so you can travel without having to worry about the distance. Here's a table with all the available rental models and their daily and weekly mile limits and rental rates. Model Daily Mileage Daily Rate* Weekly (7 Day) Mileage Weekly (7 Day) Rate* Corolla 250 miles per day $49.00 1,750 $310.00 Prius 250 miles per day $59.00 1,750 $370.00 Camry 250 miles per day $59.00 1,750 $370.00 RAV4 250 miles per day $69.00 1,750 $425.00 Sienna 250 miles per day $79.00 1,750 $495.00 4Dr Tacoma 4x4 250 miles per day $79.00 1,750 $495.00 More: Meet the Lum's Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram RentalTeam! Benefits of renting a car from us Apart from the vast selection of reliable Toyota rental cars to choose from, you get the following benefits when you choose to rent a Toyota from Lum's Auto Center in Warrenton, OR. Competitive rates 100% non-smoking fleet Complimentary customer shuttle service within 10 miles 24-hour Roadside Assistance with every vehicle No state or province limitations within the U.S. & Canada (Mexico prohibited) What should you know before renting a car? Before renting a Toyota from Lum's Auto Center, you'll need to meet certain rental requirements, which are: You must be 21 years or older Have a valid driver's license Have a credit card (no debit cards) and Have full coverage auto insurance Our rental prices are subject to change, so talk to our staff and confirm the prices before renting. You will be charged $0.25 per mile if you exceed the allotted daily or weekly mileage limit. No smoking or pets are allowed inside the rental vehicle. No pick-ups or drop-offs from cruise ships. Our rental department is open Monday-Friday 8 am to 5 pm, and from 8 am to 4 pm on Saturdays. We're closed on Sundays. How do I request a rental from Lum's Auto Center? To request a rental, call us at 503-861-1144 or click here and fill out our rental request form with your contact information, your desired Toyota rental, and your requested rental date, and submit your request. One of our friendly representatives will contact you after submitting the request. Check out our rental specials for exciting offers and discounts on our rentals. Until next time, have a safe drive!

Seating Capacity and Configuration of the 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee The Jeep Grand Cherokee has traditionally been a two-row model. However, things are always changing, and our favorite automaker is always innovating. We think this is why customers here at Lum’s CDJR keep asking us: does the 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee have three rows of seats? more View Our New Jeep Inventory Contact Us For 2021, Jeep has released a three-row version of the Grand Cherokee called the Grand Cherokee L. This model can seat up to seven individuals inside. The standard 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee still comes with two rows and is a carryover from 2020 (meaning not too much has changed on this year’s two-row incarnation). Ever Wonder: What’s the maximum towing capacity of the 2021 Ram 1500? Can the 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L still go off-road? To any doubters, Jeep assures that the 2021 Grand Cherokee L will provide just as much off-road cache as any two-row Grand Cherokee. How else is the 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L different from the standard Grand Cherokee? The 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L has a wheelbase that’s 6.9 inches longer than the two-row model. It comes equipped with an independent front and multi-link rear suspension. The new third row can be easily accessed thanks to second-row seats that fold and slide forward. The third row has available power-folding seats and provides 30.3 inches of legroom. Behind the second row in the 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L lies 47 cubic feet of storage room, which is 11 more cubes than that provided by the two-row model. When all the seats are folded flat, the Grand Cherokee L boasts a total of 85 cubic feet of cargo space. Wondering how much you can expect to pay on a new vehicle? Find out with our payment calculator! So there are two versions of the 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee? There will be three version of the 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee. First, there’s the standard version, which is a carryover from 2020. Then there’s the aforementioned 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee L, which comes with three rows. Finally, a plug-in hybrid variation will be released, under the moniker 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe. So the two-row 2021 Jeep Grand Cherokee isn’t changed much from 2020? Correct. A new version of the two-row Grand Cherokee will likely be released for 2022. Learn more about Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep and Ram models with these handy brochures.

2021 Ram 1500 Maximum Towing Capacity Lots of pickup drivers use their pickup for towing. As a result, customers often find their way into our Lum’s CDJR dealership looking for a machine that can tow a hefty sum. What’s the highest towing capacity one can get on the 2021 Ram 1500? more View Our New Ram 1500 Inventory Contact Us When properly equipped, the 2021 Ram 1500 can tow up to 12,750 pounds. This rating can be achieved by using the 5.7-liter HEMI® V8 engine. This powerplant utilizes class-exclusive eTorque mild hybrid technology for help achieving this lofty number. If you’d like more information on how to equip your 2021 Ram 1500 for maximum tow capabilities, don’t hesitate to ask. The folks over at Ram describe the 1500 as a great machine for hauling things like boats and travel trailers, along with ATVs and other recreational vehicles. If you’re looking to haul bigger items, we recommend looking to a heavy-duty Ram model. What does tow capacity mean? Towing capacity figures refer to the maximum weight that a vehicle can tow after the weight of the vehicle, as well as any cargo, has been added in. See what your monthly payments would be on the vehicle you’re interested in with this handy payment calculator! What factors affect the towing capacity I get in my Ram 1500? Different Ram 1500 builds will provide different towing capacities. The biggest factors that affect this figure are engine and transmission choice; powerplants that provide more horsepower and more torque typically mean more towing power. Another factor to look at is the axle ratio. Models with a higher axle ratio provide more towing power, while a lower axle ratio provides greater engine efficiency. Those who have watched the television series Full Metal Alchemist will recognize this as the law of “Equivalent Exchange.” But that’s not all. Towers* should also pay attention to the type of hitch receiver that their vehicle is equipped with. Class 1 receivers are rated to haul around 2,000 pounds, while Class 5 can handle up to 23,000. If you’re looking to pull even more than that, opt for a fifth wheel or a gooseneck trailer. In addition, the wheel drive system of your ride will affect the tow rating. Two-wheel drive setups actually tend to have higher towing and payload capacities. This is because 4x4 systems add more weight to the truck. However, 4x4 can provide greater levels of control. Finally, note that if you upfit your Ram 1500, the added weight of the upfit gets subtracted from the towing capacity. Have you ever heard of Lum's? *Pronounced “toe-urs.” We are referring to individuals that perform the act of towing, not to tall structures.