
A Leveling Force: AI Morphs Into A Rental Car Profit-Seeker
Revenue managers can’t match the emerging AI tools gobbling lots of data that could counter the competitive race to the rate bottom.
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Revenue managers can’t match the emerging AI tools gobbling lots of data that could counter the competitive race to the rate bottom.
Read More →Dollar Thrifty says it intends to solicit final proposals in early October.
Read More →Hertz will be adding 500 new Renault electric zero-emission vehicles to its fleet in Europe over the next two years. The planned lineup includes the Renault Fluence Z.E., Kangoo Z.E., Twizy, and ZOE vehicles.
Read More →Ace Rental Cars, which operates in Australia and New Zealand, will continue to operate under its existing brand as an independent subsidiary.
Read More →The two companies have expanded their partnership to begin offering Avis Budget Group vehicles on OPENLANE's Canadian auction site.
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Buying out or merging with another rental company can be a quicker path to new revenue than opening up a brand new store—if you can avoid the pitfalls going in.
Read More →Subaru and BMW are recognized for having the best resale value in the brand and luxury brand categories, respectively. Ford, Toyota and Honda each received three awards in the individual vehicle categories.
Read More →Ricky Beggs of Black Book provides an in-depth analysis of the wholesale market for the quarter and year to date.
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During the BusCon show, the Micro Bird G5 will be on display in the Propane Education and Research Council (PERC) Propane booth (No. 226) at the Navy Pier in Chicago. The show is open to industry trade representatives today and Thursday.
Read More →The automaker said Michigan-based VRCG will represent it to the commercial, lease, fleet management and rental industries in the U.S.
Read More →The all new Saab 9-5 sedan with its stand-out looks and advanced technologies signals the start of a new era for the Saab brand and a fresh choice to the premium sedan segment.
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