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Rent-A-Wreck Opens Franchise in Costa Rica
The new franchise marks the company’s first Central American location.
July 10, 2023
Maria Jose Zuniga will lead the company's expansion into Costa Rica.
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Rent-A-Wreck opens its newest and first Central American location in Costa Rica, allowing its customers to explore all the incredible country has to offer.
Maria Jose Zuniga will head the new location. Zuniga is a trailblazing pioneer in the car rental industry who led the expansion of her family's EC Rent-A-Car business from Nicaragua into the neighboring country of Costa Rica.
The new franchise will service Juan Santa Maria International Airport and offer a wide variety of used cars for rent, including economy cars, SUVs, and vans.
"I am excited to make Rent-A-Wreck a part of my family’s expansion and pledge to continue serving customers with the company's trademark blend of value and good humor," Zuniga said.
She added, “We are committed to providing our customers with the best car rental experience possible. Our cars are all well-maintained, and clean, and our staff is always friendly and eager to help. We want our customers to always have a great experience when renting a car from Rent-A-Wreck.”
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