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Sixt Opens Honolulu Branch
Sixt is celebrating the opening of the new location by offering customers up to 20% off at the Honolulu branch and up to 10% off all other Sixt locations in the U.S.
January 12, 2020
The Honolulu branch is Sixt’s first of 2020.
Photo via Magnus Bråth/Flickr.
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Sixt Rent a Car has just added Honolulu to its expanding list of operational cities. Located just minutes from the airport by a convenient Sixt shuttle, the branch has just finished peeling the sticker tags off their 2020 fleet of premium vehicles.
2019 saw a flurry of new branch openings across the U.S. for the German-based rental car company, helping them claim the title of the fastest growing car rental company in the U.S.
The Sixt app gives consumers easy access to rent cars, but clever ride-hailing and ridesharing options.
The Honolulu branch is Sixt’s first of 2020. Sixt USA has continued to expand operations with over 1,000 employees serving more than 50 rental locations in California, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Washington, Texas, Connecticut, New Jersey, Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Nevada, Arizona, New York, Colorado, and Massachusetts.
Sixt is celebrating the opening of the new location by offering customers up to 20% off at the Honolulu branch and up to 10% off all other Sixt locations in the U.S.
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