Sixt Earns Best Car Rental Title
Based on the results of customer surveys, Sixt was named the best regional car rental company for 2013 by CarRentals.com and received an overall four-star rating.
Photo via Wikimedia.
Photo via Wikimedia.
Sixt has been named the best U.S. regional car rental company for 2013 by CarRentals.com, a global online booking platform for rental cars.
The title was based on the results of CarRentals.com’s ongoing customer surveys. Customers reported that they were highly satisfied with Sixt’s rental cars and the employees’ expertise and friendliness.
Additionally, Sixt received a four-star overall rating in CarRentals.com’s regional car rental category. The rankings were gathered from more than 100,000 customers who provided a rating upon returning their rental vehicle in 2013 at 30 U.S. car rental providers, says the company.
“We would like to thank our customers in North America and also CarRentals.com for this accolade,” says Ashley Panara, senior training and development manager at Sixt USA. “At Sixt, we aim to consistently offer our customers an outstanding experience. Customer satisfaction is therefore our top priority, and we train our employees to deliver top-class services at all times.”
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