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Sixt Reveals Most Rented Luxury Cars in U.S.

Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Ford, Jaguar and Mercedes models appeared on Sixt’s list of its most popular vehicles from the premium fleet.

by Staff
February 27, 2013
1 min to read


Sixt announced on its blog Feb. 25 its most popular vehicles from its premium fleet. 

The following are the most rented vehicles:

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  • 2012 Chevrolet Camaro Automatic Convertible

  • 2012 Cadillac Escalade UTL 7S PET Automatic

  • 2012 Jaguar XF SAL PET Automatic

  • 2012 Chrysler 200 CAB PET Convertible

  • 2012 Mercedes Benz SLK350 PET Convertible

  • 2012 Mercedes Benz E350 PET Automatic Convertible

  • 2012 Ford Mustang PET Automatic Convertible

  • 2012 Mercedes Benz ML350 UTL PET AUTOMATIC

Luxury vehicles provide added options and safety features, according to Sixt. The company blog highlighted the technical specs and safety features of each vehicle in an overview that can be viewed here.


Related news: Sixt Reveals Top 10 Most Rented Vehicles in U.S.

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