U-Save Starts New Auto Rental Mobile and Beta Websites
Auto rental company U-Save now offers its reservation tool for mobile phone users, and has made upgrades to its site, which are currently available in beta.
Make or check reservations with U-Save Car and Truck Rental through its smartphone mobile app and website improvement. Whether drivers need car rental services for a vacation, to cancel or modify a reservation, or obtain a loaner while a car is in repairs, U-Save is now making discount car rental reservations easier to find with their beta website and mobile accessibility.
U-Save’s current website already allows customers to view available vehicles and select dates, but now people can find airport rental locations, international locations and other features.
To view the new website or try out the latest tools from U-Save, check out http://beta.usave.com/ or http://www.usave.mobi/. To make reservations or view available vehicles, customers can also visit www.usave.com.
U-Save has been in the rental car business for more than 30 years and currently has more than 200 car and truck rental locations around the world.
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