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Cheapest Car Rental Rates

Las Vegas Airport
Economy
Toyota Yaris or similar
Toyota Yaris
  • 5
  • 2
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Easirent
$58.82 / per day
Las Vegas Airport
Compact
Hyundai Accent or similar
Hyundai Accent
  • 5
  • 1
  • 4
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Ace Rent a car
$64.77 / per day
Downtown
Premium
Nissan Maxima or similar
Nissan Maxima
  • 5
  • 2
  • 4
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Dollar
$78.10 / per day
Las Vegas Airport
Intermediate SUV
Chevrolet Bolt or similar
Chevrolet Bolt
  • 5
  • 1
  • 5
  • Auto.
Thrifty
$89.09 / per day

Most Popular Car Rental Deals

Las Vegas Airport
Standard
Standard (Toyota Corolla) or similar
Standard (Toyota Corolla)
  • 5
  • 2
  • 4
  • A/C
  • Auto.
SIXT
$94.54 / per day
Las Vegas Airport
Full-size
Toyota Camry or similar
Toyota Camry
  • 5
  • 2
  • 4
  • A/C
  • Auto.
FOX
$94.80 / per day
Las Vegas Airport
Luxury
Cadillac XTS or similar
Cadillac XTS
  • 5
  • 2
  • 4
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Alamo
$115.89 / per day
Las Vegas Airport
Premium Elite SUV
BMW X3 or similar
BMW X3
  • 5
  • 2
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Enterprise
$123.20 / per day
The above prices are only approximate and were last updated at 17:13 on 2024-03-27. Prices may vary based on the booking dates, length of rental, and car class.

Travel Information

Languages
English, Spanish
Currency
USD
Drive on
Right-hand side
Country code
+1
Average car rental price
$90 per day
Average car rental length
5 days
Speed limit within town
48 km/h or 30 mph
Speed limit out of town
88 - 120 km/h or 55 - 75 mph
Acceptable limit of BAC
0.08%
Rating
8.9 / 10
Average gasoline price
$1.11 per liter or $4.20 / 1 gallon
Lowest gasoline price
$1.01 per liter or $3.82 / 1 gallon
Highest gasoline price
$1.29 per liter or $4.88 / 1 gallon

Why rent a car in Las Vegas?

Sin City, U.S.A - once just a gambling town, now a resort mecca. Travelers flock from all over the world to partake in the cuisines of celebrity chefs, lounge by the luxurious pools, shop in high-end shops, experience the plethora of entertainment options, and do things that you can do nowhere else. Oh, and to gamble, too. 

Visitors planning to spend most of their time in the one hotel where they are staying surely wouldn’t find a rental car to be valuable.  On the other hand, visitors that want to make many trips, including day trips to the surrounding area, will definitely find a rental car to be a superior choice to taxis, both for convenience and budgetary concerns. A common option taken by many travelers is to not have a rental car while staying on the strip, but taking one when making trips to the surrounding areas, including the Hoover Dam and Grand Canyon. 

Las Vegas

One-Way Car Rentals in Las Vegas

The most popular one-way rental options for pick up in Las Vegas and drop off in another city include:

  • From Las Vegas to Los Angeles - 105 offers from $44.53 per day
  • From Las Vegas to San Francisco - 98 offers from $44.53 per day
  • From Las Vegas to San Diego - 52 offers from $44.53 per day
  • From Las Vegas to Tucson - 19 offers from $58.61 per day
  • From Las Vegas to Seattle - 32 offers from $101.91 per day

Top ways to enter Las Vegas

Most visitors for afar will enter Las Vegas via McCarran International Airport. Located just south of the Strip, it may seem like the airport is in walking distance to some of the hotels, however it is actually a little out of reach. The car rental desks for the airport are located in the Rent-A-Car Center south of the airport. Free shuttle buses are available at all times. Do note that due to the location, car renters should plan to arrive at the airport 30 minutes earlier than they normally would to leave time for the shuttle. 

There are no other major airports located near Las Vegas. However, travelers arriving in other locations and including Las Vegas as a destination in their trip will find the city to be conveniently connect to the surrounding states. I-15 brings travelers in from Los Angeles and Utah. US-93 brings travelers from Phoenix and other Arizona cities. Be sure that your rental contract includes the opportunity to cross state borders and the mileage necessary for your trip.

If planning to make the tip from the Los Angeles area, be mindful of the weekend traffic congestion heading to Las Vegas on Friday and back to Los Angeles on Sunday. Also, be prepared for the remoteness of the road. In some places, you will be miles away from any sizeable town and emergency services may be slow to respond. 

City facts

The name Las Vegas is, for any traveler's intent, used to refer to the metropolitan area as a whole. Most of the resorts lie south of the city proper in an unincorporated area. Because of this, the Welcome to Las Vegas sign actually sits 4 miles south of the city limits. 

Travelers should be aware of daily resort fees. Most hotels, especially those on the Strip, charge resort fees on top of the room rate, sometimes even being equal to the room rate. This is stated to include the use of fitness facilities, internet access, morning newspapers, and the like. However, it may seem like little more than a ploy to advertise lower rates. These resort fees originally gained popularity in Las Vegas before spreading to other parts of the country.   

The city has been known for years for its all-you-can-eat buffets. While in the past, these were usually value-priced affairs, the current trend is moving towards higher-priced buffets. Now, diners can sample food from multiple restaurants at a single buffet. Off the stip and across I-10, Palace Station hosts a classic Vegas-style buffet that is more reasonably priced. 

Las Vegas is what Las Vegas is due to the casinos. Very few visitors will not try their hand at gambling during their stay, although those under 21 years old will not due to federal law. It is worth knowing the types of games, their rules, and which are better for the player.

All games in any casino have a house advantage, that is a higher probability of the casino winning over the gambler. While the slot machines are entertaining and can require lower wagers, they have the worst odds for the gambler. Blackjack usually has the best odds for the gambler. It also has the advantage of being the simplest table game. Craps and roulette are also games where the house sees less of an advantage.

Most casinos offer lessons for beginners in the mornings. Dealers are often friendly and willing to explain how the game is played during calmer times, mostly during the daytime. Do note that beginners should be careful playing blackjack at higher ante tables, as their play may affect other players’ odds. 

Most hotels on the Strip also have poker rooms with both cash games and frequent tournaments. Seasoned players are bound to find games to their liking. Once again, though, beginners are best left learning and practicing before playing at any poker tables in Las Vegas lest they be a “fish.”

Top destinations and activities

  • Fountains of Bellagio- One of the most famous Vegas attractions, the fountain is a water show set to vairous music. It runs every 30 minutes during the day and every 15 minutes later at night. The jets starting to rumble and the resort being lit are signs the show is about to begin. It is rare that any visitor to Las Vegas doesn’t see this show at least once. 
  • Fall of Atlantis Show - This free attraction is an animatronic show located in the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace. Lights, smoke, and water make this another favorite of visitors. The mall also has  a 50,000 gallon aquarium. 
  • The Big Apple Coaster - Take a trip to NewYork, New York, strap yourself into the taxi-car-themed train and experience this outdoor roller coaster. To get to the entrance to the ride, you must walk through a large arcade, perfect if you’re in a group with someone who doesn’t want to ride the roller coaster.  
  • Cirus Circus - As one would expect, the Circus Circus resort is great for families. Free live circus shows are held multiple times every day. There is a large arcade space with numerous games available. The casino also offers an amusement park, the Adventuredome. Here visitors can find rides for kids from young to old, including three different roller coasters that are all housed indoors, and therefore comfortable year-round. 
  • Stratosphere - The northernmost hotel on the Strip, the Stratosphere is a resort and casino with the 1,149 foot (350 meters) tall Stratosphere Tower at its heart. For the thrill-loving, the tower boasts three extreme rides: Big Shot, blasting riders 160 ft. in the air and letting them freefall down; Insanity, a mechanical arm spinning riders off the edge of the tower over the Strip ; and X-Scream, a 27 ft. roller coaster heading straight for the ground. Bungee jumping off the tower is also available. The more timid visitors can enjoy the view of the surrounding desert from the tower. 
  • Shows - Las Vegas has long been famous for its entertainment. With each resort trying to one-up the others with its shows’ gradosity and celebrity performers, visitors have a plethora of world-class performances to choose from. Magic shows by the likes of Penn & Teller and David Copperfield, Cirque du Soleil shows, tribute performances, stand-up comedy performances, and concerts by the most famous musicians in the world all mean a visitor has a choice of entertainment that is unparalleled anywhere else. On any given day, there are more up to 75 shows available.  
  • Downtown - If you are staying on the Strip, it is certainly worth visiting Downtown Las Vegas. Having been revitalized in recent years, Downtown offers visitors numerous activities, dining options, and casinos. Starting at the end of Fremont Street. The Fremont Street Experience is a covered pedestrian mall full of attractions. Be sure to catch the free concerts hosted in the summer. 
  • Boulder City - Located a short drive from the Stripor Downtwon, this small town was founded to build the Hoover Dam. It hosts various attractions for visitors including the truly American experience of shooting rifles from a helicopter (offered by Gunship Helicopters) and ziplining across Bryce Canyon (Flightlinez). 

Traffic and parking

While driving along the Strip is probably on many travelers' must-do lists, it is best done only once. At times, traffic may come to a standstill making a short trip into a long one. It’s best to use I-15 just west of the strip if driving more than a few blocks. 

While parking used to be free at many resorts, times have changed. Most resorts now charge for parking. This includes overnight parking fees for hotel guests. If you are a guest of a hotel that is either in the MGM group or Caesar's group, then you will have in-and-out privileges at not just your hotel, but all the other hotels in the group also. For example, if you stay at Luxor, you can also park at Bellagio or the Mirage without paying more than your daily hotel parking fee. 

Toll roads

Toll roads can be a headache when renting a car, especially with the prevalence of cashless toll roads. Luckily, those traveling to Las Vegas won’t have to worry at all about tolls, as there are not only no toll roads in the Las Vegas area but there are none in the state of Nevada. Those venturing around also will be glad that Arizona also is devoid of toll roads and that Utah has only one small toll road that is unlikely to be reached by the traveler.

The nearest toll roads that a renter may want to be aware of lie in Southern California. 

Ideas for day trips

  • Hoover Dam - The Hoover Dam, roughly 40 miles from the Strip, is perhaps the most famous day trip for visitors of Las Vegas. Its construction was a large impetus to Las Vegas’ early development and a marvel of engineering at the time. Drive across the dam and park to walk to viewpoints of it and Lake Mead and the Colorado River below. 
  • Desert - Las Vegas is centered right in the middle of the Mojave desert, which itself is surrounded by other deserts. Therefore, a traveler can drive in any direction and experience the vast emptiness of the desert. In addition, Death Valley National Park is only a couple of hours away. Travelers should be prepared for both high and low temperatures, particularly if planning any hiking. This includes carrying enough water to avoid dehydration.
  • Grand Canyon - The second most visited national park in the U.S., the Grand Canyon National Park is a must for any Las Vegas visitor who hasn’t been before. The majority of the amenities are located on the South Rim of the canyon. This means that the majority of the visitors go here. The North Rim is more remote and inaccessible during winter. However, if you are traveling during summer, it may be rewarding to make the longer trip to enjoy the canyon without the crowds. If heading to the South Rim, take US-93 out of Las Vegas. If adventuring to the North Rim, head out of Vegas via I-15 towards Utah. 
  • Part of the Grand Canyon is located within two Native American reservations. One of the most popular attractions at the Grand Canyon, the Skywalk, is located within the Hualapai Indian Reservation. This is a glass walkway extending into the Grand Canyon. Although an interesting experience, some may find the entrance fees too steep. 
  • Lake Mead - A reservoir created by the Hoover Dam, Lake Mead offers a great opportunity for summertime recreation. Many Las Vegas visitors spend days between parties relaxing on the lake. Boating, hiking, caping, and fishing are all activities available here. Travelers can also head south along the Nevada/Arizona border to Lake Mohave to scuba dive. 
  • Mount Charleston - Just a 45 -minute drive away from the Strip, Mount Charleston makes for a perfect day out of the city. From hiking in the summer to snowboarding or skiing in the winter, the mountain makes a great place for year-round enjoyment. 
  • Zion National Park - A two-hour drive east on I-15 from Las Vegas brings travelers to this canyon paradise. Unlike in other national parks where you see canyons from the top, in this park, hikers get to look up at the canyons and sandstone structures. 

Most popular cars

With travelers out west often taking advantage of the road trip opportunities, the intermediate class of rental cars, such as the Kia Forte, is most popular in Las Vegas. This is followed by the typical economy class, such as the Chevy Spark, being used by those staying mostly in the city. Intermediate SUVs such as the Toyota Rav 4, and compacts, such as the Toyota Yaris, are also quite common rental choices. 

Be sure to choose the right vehicle for your planned itinerary, especially if you plan to take unpaved roads through the desert. 

Further destinations

Being located in the middle of the western states in the U.S., Las Vegas makes for a great start to a longer road trip. The western states best feature is perhaps its nature. Nevada and its surrounding states boast some of the world’s top national parks, and as a road tripper- you certainly wouldn’t want to miss any of them.  

  • Los Angeles - Travel down I-15  from Las Vegas to reach the heart of Southern California. Visit the Santa Monica pier to people-watch, Venice Beach for trendy restaurants, Hollywood and Burbank for show business, or Disneyland for a family adventure. Try to avoid making this drive on Sunday evening if at all possible. 
  • Reno. Located a good seven-hour drive from Las Vegas, “the Biggest Little City in the World” also makes the most of the Silver State’s lax gambling laws but has less of an international vibe and more of an old-time charm to it. Located near Lake Tahoe, Reno offers access to the beautiful nature of northwestern Nevada and such attractions as Virginia Lake Park (inside the city) and Lassen Volcanic National Park (in California, about 2 hours and 30 minutes to the northwest), as well as famous skiing areas like Mount Rose and Alpine Meadows (both within an hour’s drive). 
  • Loneliest Road in America. Made up of desert, endless valleys, and stunning mountain views, the Loneliest Road in America is the name for Nevada's portion of U.S. Route 50. A remote, but fascinating road trip —even if you only choose to drive part of it — it crosses the state’s northern part from east to west and includes attractions like several ghost towns, obscure, but charming landmarks like Northern Nevada Railway Museum, and lots of freedom and wilderness.

Car Rental Prices in Las Vegas

  • Convertibles - from $99 per day
  • Large cars - from $65 per day
  • Medium cars - from $60 per day
  • Vans - from $88 per day
  • Premium cars - from $78 per day
  • Small cars - from $59 per day
  • SUVs - from $67 per day
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Edited by Hannah Lukaszewicz, a US citizen who runs the international travel blog Getting Stamped. Hannah and her family have traveled to over 85 countries with a never-ending bucket list! Her travel blog hopes to inspire you to travel the world and help you plan your trip too. She has rented cars all over the world and has driven in over 30 countries. She believes that renting a car gives you such freedom and is the best way to experience a destination.

Top Cities near Las Vegas

  1. 543.8 km / 337.9 miles away

Map of Car Rental Locations

What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Las Vegas?

Car rental prices in Las Vegas vary by time of year. This graph shows the average prices per month to help you find the best time of year to rent.
Average rental costs per day in Las Vegas
$33.43
January
$42.88
February
$57.18
March
$71.95
April
$62.39
May
$55.84
June
$67.71
July
$61.00
August
$58.43
September
$59.17
October
$45.10
November
$41.46
December
The cheapest month to rent a car in Las Vegas is January (when prices average $33.43 per day). This is 39% cheaper than the yearly average and 54% cheaper than renting in April (when prices average $71.95).

This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.

What’s the usual rental length in Las Vegas?

How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in June, the average renter keeps their car for 7 days, and in January, they keep their car for 5 days.
Average number of rental days in Las Vegas
5
January
5
February
5
March
6
April
5
May
7
June
7
July
7
August
6
September
5
October
5
November
5
December

What's the most popular month to rent a car in Las Vegas?

Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Las Vegas is January, and the least popular is April.
Monthly searches in Las Vegas by pick-up date relative to the average
164%
January
128%
February
154%
March
46%
April
70%
May
79%
June
103%
July
95%
August
68%
September
69%
October
74%
November
150%
December

Car Rental Information

Car rental locations 4
Airport locations 1
Popular suppliers Ace Rent a car, FOX, Dollar, Easirent, Alamo
Popular car categories SUVs, Large cars, Small cars, Medium cars
Lowest price $59 per day
Cheapest supplier Easirent

Most Popular Car Models of Rental Suppliers

Rental Supplier Model Doors Luggage Type
Ace Rent a car Toyota Corolla 4 3 Large cars
Ace Rent a car Toyota Rav4 4 2 SUVs
Ace Rent a car Kia Rio 4 1 Small cars
Ace Rent a car Toyota Camry 4 2 Large cars
Ace Rent a car Nissan Kicks 5 2 SUVs
Ace Rent a car Chrysler Pacifica 4 4 Vans
Ace Rent a car Hyundai Accent 4 1 Medium cars
Ace Rent a car Volkswagen Jetta 4 2 Large cars
Ace Rent a car Dodge Durango 5 3 SUVs
FOX Toyota Corolla 4 1 Large cars

FAQ

What are the best car rental companies in Las Vegas?
According to our clients, there are three car rental companies with exceptionally high ratings in Las Vegas – Alamo, Avis, and Enterprise. Other companies with highly favorable ratings by our clients include SIXT, National, and Hertz.
What is the best place to pick up a rental car in Las Vegas?
While there are several spots in Las Vegas where you can pick up and drop off a rental car, the most convenient place is undoubtedly Las Vegas International Airport. Not only is the airport home to practically all of the car rental companies, but the prices are also generally a lot lower than when picking up a car in the city. Located in the nearby suburb of Paradise and also known as Harry Reid Airport after the politician who hailed from the state, the airport is only about a ten-minute drive south of the Strip.
Do you need a rental car in Las Vegas as a tourist?
That depends on your plans. If you are staying right at the heart of the city and only plan to spend time around the Las Vegas Strip, you might be able to get by without your own wheels. However, if you’re staying further away from the strip or plan to explore the rest of Nevada, getting a rental is by far the most convenient option.
Is driving a car easy in Las Vegas?
Overall, the experience is manageable and often even pleasant – the streets are generally in good shape. Some challenges include the often busy traffic and the frequent road repairs, but most travelers who rent a car in Las Vegas once tend to come back and do it again.

Our Customers' Reviews

Because we want to make sure each review listed here is left by a real customer, we don’t have an option to post a review here. Instead, we ask each and every customer to leave a review after they return their rental car. This way, you know that all reviews are authentic, verified, and trustworthy.

Canada
Honda CR-V
March 18, 2024
We loved the hiking in the Valley of Fire park and seeing the Hoover dam in person.
United States of America (USA)
Nissan Kicks
March 18, 2024
Airline long too short of a trip
Canada
Hyundai Santa Fe
February 12, 2024
Great experience, clean vehicle
Canada
Nissan Versa
January 18, 2024
golfing, casino
United States of America (USA)
Chevrolet Malibu
November 25, 2023
Hoover Dam, lunch in Kingman in Route 66 diner, Williams,AZ sites,, Grand Canyon, Keepers of the Wild animal rescue park, Bearizona, Valley of Fire; all excellent!
United States of America (USA)
Toyota Camry
November 13, 2023
Did the ghost City pass and had a great time
United States of America (USA)
Ford Focus
August 15, 2023
I was in Las Vegas for a convention and I had a great time.
United States of America (USA)
Dodge Charger
August 5, 2023
Just spent time with friends
United States of America (USA)
Volkswagen Jetta
July 25, 2023
enjoyed Old Vegas late at night.
United States of America (USA)
Toyota Corolla
April 12, 2023
MGM is very good on benefits if you join their rewards program.
Canada
Mazda 3
March 30, 2023
A $9.99 service fee for a $9.50 bridge toll. You can't be serious?
United States of America (USA)
Nissan Rogue
March 4, 2023
Drove through Utah , awesome experience
United States of America (USA)
Hyundai Accent
February 14, 2023
Family
United States of America (USA)
Hyundai Elantra
March 31, 2022
Las Vegas rental. Had to take 2 shuttle busses but was fast and easy even with 2 golf bags and 2 luggage. East return.
United States of America (USA)
Nissan Kicks
January 26, 2022
I reserved the car online and prior to the trip called to confirm details. Spoke to two different representatives and they were very helpful in clarifying questions I had. I also rented thru a third company so I will go directly through ACE in the future just based on the customer service.
United States of America (USA)
Ford Escape
June 4, 2021
If you’re going to Zion, make sure to fork out the extra money and rent a private shuttle instead of trying to get a Zion shuttle. With the private shuttle, you’re guaranteed a ride back unlike the Zion shuttle. If you’re hiking the Narrows, DO NOT use waterproof shoes or boots or sandals of any kind. Make sure to have trekking poles as well and plenty of water, electrolytes, or salty foods. Pack a meal, as well. Take Scenic byway 12. It’s worth it. Make sure it’s closer to a new moon when stargazing at the Arches. It’s breathtaking.
United States of America (USA)
Hyundai Sonata
May 19, 2021
Hoover Dam and Grand Canyon were great! Hells Kitchen I'd pass on next time. The David Copperfield show was amazing and had great drinks and popcorn. The Flamingo was average at best, I would not stay again. We moved over to Caesar's Palace and that was very nice. Margaritaville was fun with good food as are many of the restaurants down toward The Linq.
United States of America (USA)
Toyota Corolla
October 24, 2020
Grand Canyon was amazing
United States of America (USA)
Toyota Camry
September 19, 2020
Love vegas
United States of America (USA)
Mazda 3
July 2, 2020
Not many people in Vegas,no waiting,everything went smoothly
United Kingdom
Toyota Corolla
September 17, 2019
Easy to rent a car from Fox rental though Discover car hire. Easy to adapt booking or change details. Rental car lot was easy to find and just off the main road. No need to pre buy fuel i.e. rather than bring car back with a full tank we were pushed into trying to buy there cost of fuel. I stood my ground and returned with full tank, rather than return empty and Fox rental fill the tank at their price. I found there were cheaper options available.
United States of America (USA)
Chevrolet Spark
May 6, 2019
It is difficult to find your way without GPS, even to car return place
United Kingdom
Nissan Versa
October 16, 2018
Definitely get a car. It allows you to get out of the city and off the strip. There are so many other places around Las Vegas to see and do. SO MANY places to explore and hike that isn't the strip. The strip sucks, unless you like drunk people, crowds and and flashy lights. In fact, get a car and drive to Utah!! or arizona! or find Area 51!
United States of America (USA)
Chevrolet Spark
July 15, 2018
This is a great car rental company. I would recommend renting a car and going to Zion to hike or to explore the desert. There’s so much more to see than just Vegas:)

Car Rental Statistics

Highest rated company
Alamo
9.2 / 10
)
Lowest rated company
Easirent
4.4 / 10
)
Total number of reviews
33
Total rental companies
15
Average daily price
$89.90
Lowest daily price
$58.82
Total cars available
722

Top 15 Suppliers in Las Vegas in 2024

Alamo
Alamo
Exceptional 9.2 / 81 reviews
1 location
$92 - $231
Avis
Avis
Very good 8.7 / 19 reviews
3 locations
Enterprise
Enterprise
Very good 8.7 / 16 reviews
1 location
$97 - $250
SIXT
SIXT
Very good 8.1 / 35 reviews
2 locations
$93 - $213
National
National
Very good 8.1 / 6 reviews
1 location
$98 - $242
Budget
Budget
Good 7.8
1 location
Hertz
Hertz
Good 7.7
1 location
Payless
Payless
Good 7.6 / 1 review
1 location
Advantage
Advantage
Good 7.5
1 location
Thrifty
Thrifty
Good 7.4 / 42 reviews
1 location
$89 - $538
Ace Rent a car
Ace Rent a car
Good 7.2 / 272 reviews
1 location
$65 - $286
FOX
FOX
Good 7.2 / 172 reviews
1 location
$94 - $109
NUCarrentals
NUCarrentals
Good 7.1 / 63 reviews
1 location
Dollar
Dollar
Good 7 / 84 reviews
2 locations
$78 - $448
Easirent
Easirent
Poor 4.4 / 18 reviews
1 location
$59 - $108
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