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While most clients are honest and pay their parking tickets, some feel free to toss the parking ticket away and not tell the rental company.
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The primary objective of the American Car Rental Association is to fight for sensible legislation affecting the car rental industry on a local, state and national level.
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Hertz and Vanguard will soon trade alongside Avis Budget Group and Dollar Thrifty Group on the Big Board. With profit pressures stronger than ever, what are the ramifications of rental car companies going public?
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Funding everything from stadiums and mass transit to performing arts centers and even a culinary academy, car rental tax proposals could be coming to your city soon. Economists, travel associations and the major rental companies are partnering to counteract this "taxation without representation."
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Renting a fleet of ultra-luxury sedans, SUVs, and $200,000 sports cars requires plenty of working capital, extra attention to customer service, and a healthy appetite for risk.
Read More →Philadelphia Insurance’s Mark Plousis addressed Car Rental Show attendees on the necessity of maintaining a proactive, educated role when working with an insurance provider. In the end, make them work for you.
Read More →Manufacturer retail ‘employee-pricing’ promotions caused a downturn in the used-car market, but car rental companies held cars and weathered the worst of it. Overall, rental companies say they had a positive year in 2005.
Read More →With the right mix of marketing, creativity and investment in technology, the insurance replacement market provides local businesses the opportunity to thrive in a land of giants.
Read More →Looking at you business from a return-on-investment perspective means asking questions, examining all facets of your company and deciding if the risks are worth the reward.
Read More →Since the birth of car rental, the airport market was the primary breadwinner for the industry. In fact, for many years, a local market scarcely existed. When it did, its earnings were just a fraction of the revenue that the airport locations brought in each year.
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