According to click2houston.com two men were arrested and accused of selling a Hertz rental car. They tried to forge the vehicle title under the name “Marcus Hertz.”
Read More →Renters were either arrested or in hiding from police.
Read More →Victim was working to sell a silver 2008 Mercedes Benz coupe that he hoped would bring him $60,000.
Read More →One BVRLA rental member reported that a customer made an electronic copy of the key and fitted a tracking device to the car so it could be located later, entered using the duplicate key and then stolen.
Read More →Around 25% of the city’s car-sharing fleet was vandalized or suffered from breakdowns after about a month of service.
Read More →After cracking down on illegal car rental operations in a 2008 campaign, Dubai police said unregistered and uninsured vehicles are still an issue on auto rental lots.
Read More →HiGear, a peer-to-peer, luxury car-sharing company in San Francisco, announced it is shutting down after a series of vehicles were stolen from customers.
Read More →Boston City Councilmember Rob Consalvo authored the legislation in which the Boston Police Department and major car rental companies in the city agreed that police should have immediate access to drivers’ names when the license plate is pulled.
Read More →In one case last week, a woman was trying to pay off her drug dealer by letting him test drive her rental car, and another thought she was on a romantic movie date … but both ‘got duped.’
Read More →In the early morning after Thanksgiving, the small car rental company received a call to retrieve a car in an L.A. alley.
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