My wife and I just returned from Europe after being there for over thirty days, six countries and loved every moment of it. They will have no problems, it is a piece of cake getting around and don't refer to driving on the wrong side of the road. It is the proper side of the road and it just happens to be on the left. You can get use to it very fast and a good GPS unit that your dad is comfortable with is a must.My wife is your mothers age and I am a lot older than your Dad is so don't let that sway them. Car rental is reasonable but the insurance is expensive. Most major credit cards will cover this if you check them out first before they leave. Call the credit card company and ask for the "benefit department" and tell them what you want to do and what countries you will be in and see if they cover car rental insurance there. If they do have them send a letter to that effect to you and you are home free. Saved us nearly a thousand dollars on this last trip. Any questions just give me a call at 810-655-4859. Hope this helps and tell them to have a wonderful time.
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