Start Reading: 2022 Auto Rental News Fact Book
2022 Auto Rental News Fact Book Now Online
ARN's 34th annual Fact Book contains new data and analysis on the U.S. car rental market, as well as directories for car rental companies, auto manufacturers, remarketers, and suppliers.
December 21, 2021
The U.S. car rental industry saw overall revenues of $28.1 billion in 2021 — a 21% gain over the prior year. This and more inside!
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Auto Rental News announces that its 2022 Fact Book is now available to read online.
The 34th edition of this annual publication provides new insight, data, and analysis covering the car rental industry. Dig in to find the latest updates on revenue, locations, and cars in service by rental operator; travel and spending forecasts; rate and wholesale data; J.D. Power's satisfaction ratings; commentary from editor Chris Brown; a note from ACRA on its vision for 2022; and a year-in-review roundup.
The book also includes industry directories and references.
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