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Hertz Expands Subscription Service Nationwide
Hertz My Car provides three all-inclusive subscription tiers that offer a variety of vehicles to fit customers' budgets and includes liability protection and premium roadside assistance.
November 11, 2020
Customers can exchange their vehicle twice a month for another make or model within their tier.
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Hertz is expanding its Hertz My Car monthly vehicle subscription service nationwide to all corporate airport and neighborhood locations, the company announced today.
Hertz My Car is an alternative to owning or leasing a car with three all-inclusive subscription tiers that offer a variety of vehicles to fit customers' budgets and needs with no long-term commitment. Maintenance, liability protection and premium roadside assistance are also included.
Hertz My Car subscribers can choose from three monthly subscription tiers:
Tier One at $599 includes economy, compact and mid-size sedans;
Tier Two at $999 includes full-size sedans, small SUVs and trucks;
Tier Three offers luxury sedans, regular SUVs and large trucks for $1,399.
Customers can exchange their vehicle twice a month for another make or model within their tier.
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