Mint Cars On-Demand Opens in Boston
New-York-based independent car sharing service will serve 11 Boston neighborhoods.
BOSTON, MA/NEW YORK, NY - Mint Cars On-Demand, a company that has been providing car ownership alternatives in New York since 2008, is bringing its fleet of cars - ranging from eco-friendly hybrids, useful pickups, and crossovers to luxury Mercedes-Benzes - to the Boston area. The areas that will be serviced by Mint cars are located all throughout the Boston area, including:
North End
Back Bay
Beacon Hill
Fenway/Kenmore
Downtown
Chinatown
South End
Brookline
Harvard Square Cambridge
Kendal Square Cambridge
Central Square Cambridge
With the costs of car ownership rapidly increasing as gas prices approach $4.00 per gallon, Mint will be offering during-the-day, hourly rates starting at $4.00 per hour. In addition, Mint is continuing its signature customer service in Boston, including giving customers the ability to control and modify reservations directly from the vehicle, as well as the ability to contact Mint customer service directly and speak with a knowledgeable Mint employee, not a call center - at no additional charge.
"We are excited to be launching Mint in Boston," said Richard Ull, CEO and Founder of Mint Cars on Demand. "This company was created to provide a reliable and affordable alternative to car ownership as well as to complement mass transit. We fully believe that that the people of Boston will love the freedom Mint cars provide when visiting friends, shopping, or going on a weekend getaway."
Cars on-demand is a great way to minimize the hassle of car ownership. Between parking, insurance and gas, car ownership can exceed $12,000 per year. In addition, by joining Mint, members reduce their Carbon Footprint by taking cars off the road.
About Mint Cars On-Demand
Mint Cars On-Demand is a company that provides cars when you need them. It is a fresh alternative to getting around, with drivers having 24/7 access to a fleet of cars that live, work, and play in their neighborhoods. For more information, please visit www.drivemint.com.
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