
Car rental operators and industry stakeholders react to market forces and assimilate change into their business plans.
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With four years of new ownership under its belt, the venerable brand with the funny name is getting a much-needed overhaul of its franchise system. Internet reservations, higher-end cars, locations serving airports? Welcome to the new Rent-A-Wreck.
Read More →Additionally, the company announces new franchise locations.
Read More →Bob Barton, the company's chief operating officer, stated, “We are very excited about the continued development of the Rent-A-Wreck/PractiCar brand in Canada and the continued expansion of the U-Save brand both domestically and into international destinations.”
Read More →Franchise Services of North America Inc. (FSNA) reported the revenue and net loss for the three months ending March 31 were $3.4 million.
Read More →Cease Trade Order dampens profits in third quarter. Company opens second U-Save in Canada.
Read More →U-Save and Rent-A-Wreck franchise locations open in Canada.
Read More →FSNA attributes strong financial growth to network expansions and increased sales.
Read More →A U-Save franchise agreement in Mexico, a new U-Save airport franchise in Colorado Springs and a Rent A Wreck franchise in Gormley, Ontario are all planned.
Read More →One company, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, has more than 85% market share. But competitors and industry software providers are stepping up efforts to challenge the company's dominance.
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