New Car Rental Website Focuses on Independents in North England
Recently launched RentMama.com helps customers find deals and bargains on car rental from local dealers in the region, as well as facilitates peer-to-peer car sharing.
RentMama.com, a new car rental website aimed at helping customers find deals and bargains from local, independent companies, was launched on Jan. 31 in North England, according to a recent press release.
Founded in Latvia in 2010, the website was piloted in North East England for the past month and is geared toward younger drivers. It has since partnered with about 30 independent car rental companies, and more than 2,000 cars are available via the broker website.
“Most people simply don’t realize there is so much choice available to them, and they’re losing out,” said Gunars Grundstoks, co-founder of RentMama.com. “Local car rental companies nearby can offer affordable prices, more convenient pick-up times and even better deals for younger drivers. RentMama.com brings all these local suppliers together, so wherever you live, people will soon be able to find a better deal that suits them.”
Go to http://rentmama.com/car-rental for more information.
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