U-Save Car Rental Now Doing Business in Canada
The new franchise operations mark another milestone for a company now renting out vehicles in 15 nations.

Business entrepreneurs Jeff, Brad, and Nicole Elliott celebrate the opening of their U-Save car rental franchise in Vancouver, B.C.
Photo: U-Save
American car rental franchise brand U-Save Car & Truck Rental, which was acquired by Green Motion International in late 2022, recently expanded its franchise operations into Canada.
The company on Nov. 6 announced it sold its franchises for Vancouver, B.C., and Calgary, Alberta, to fast-food and car rental entrepreneur Brad Elliott along with his wife Heather, son Jeff, and daughter Nicole.
Elliott and his family, who run multiple businesses including the fast-food franchise Five Guys along with a successful local car rental business, joined U-Save to further grow their franchise business portfolio.
“This is another major moment in the growth and development of U-Save, and to have a family with such incredible experience not only in car rental but wider franchising is fantastic,” said Richard Lowden, president of U-Save International, in a news release.
"I have no doubt that our partnership with Brad and his family in Calgary and Vancouver is just the start of what I believe will be a tremendous journey."
Brad and Heather Elliott added, "This is a very exciting journey to embark upon for our family and for the future.”
U-Save, established in 1979, now operates in more than 15 countries outside the U.S. on a franchise-only model. Green Motion, the world's largest auto rental dedicated franchised organization, runs 650 locations operating in 70 countries across six continents.
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