Sixt Launches Subscription Service in U.S.
If Sixt+ customers decide to buy a car through Sixt Car Sales, Sixt will provide the customer with a credit, valued at one month’s base rate of their Sixt+ subscription.
Customers can choose their preferred vehicle category, mileage allowance, protection package and more to fulfill their mobility needs and can sign-up today to drive tomorrow.
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Sixt is now offering a flexible form of individual mobility in the United States with its new product Sixt+. The car subscription
plan allows customers access to a vehicle easily for a monthly fee.
Customers can choose their preferred vehicle category, mileage allowance, protection package and more to fulfill their mobility needs and can sign-up today to drive tomorrow. The monthly rate covers usage of the car and vehicle-related costs such as registration, dealer costs, logistics, and preparation fees as well as all routine maintenance and service fees.
Plans start from as little as $459 per month and the vehicle can be returned on a monthly basis after the first 30 days. If Sixt+ customers decide to buy a car through Sixt Car Sales, Sixt will provide the customer with a credit, valued at one month’s base rate of their Sixt+ subscription.
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