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The current estimate of vehicles damaged during Hurricane Sandy is based on claims processed by insurance companies and does not include uninsured vehicles.
Read More →The American Car Rental Association and its member companies are coordinating with state agencies to deliver cars and fuel, though in some instances are simply not able to meet the current need for vehicles in some locations.
Read More →According to Enterprise, it is continuing to send fleet from other parts of the country in order to meet the ‘unprecedented’ demand. The company is also diverting thousands of new cars previously slated for other parts of the country.
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Moti Kahana, founder of Rent2buy.com, has been donating his time and equipment to deliver fuel to areas hit by the storm — particularly servicing hospitals in need.
Read More →According to ADESA Analytical Services’ monthly analysis of wholesale used vehicle prices, in October wholesale prices averaged $9,742 — up 2% compared to September and down 1.4% relative to October 2011.
Read More →The Enterprise Holdings Foundation donated to the American Red Cross to help with relief efforts in New Jersey and New York following Hurricane Sandy.
Read More →The Department of Energy stated that Phillips 66 is estimating it could take two to three weeks before its refinery in Linden, N.J. can resume operations. As well, to help clean up and repair infrastructure in the Northeast, the Department of Transportation has released funding to several states.
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With some gas stations reportedly seeing a 2-mile long wait, how are you servicing customers in ensuring they’re not stranded — and what about those customers who are leaving your cars stranded? Please share your thoughts, comments and experiences.
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