Investigators believe that a fire at Nantucket Airport, which destroyed five vehicles rented to President Joe Biden’s secret service agents, may have started in an SUV that was subject to a safety recall.
The Enterprise location was deemed a total loss following the blaze.
The 15-acre fire destroyed nearly 4,000 vehicles and resulted in $100 million in damages.
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms investigated the scene and determined the fire had been set inside the building.
The fire started in the rental car overflow area used by car rental companies serving Fort Myers Southwest Florida International Airport.
The offer is slated to stand for “as long as there is a need and we have them available,” the company said.
A shuttle bus caught fire on Sept. 2 in a rental car parking lot near the Orlando International Airport. No one was on the bus at the time.
The car rental company based in Grand Falls-Windsor, Newfoundland of Canada, said that it lost two rental cars, the counter space and its maintenance shop in the fire.
Dozens of cars in Hertz lot at SFO charred.
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