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The results of the 2012 J.D. Power and Associates Rental Car Satisfaction Study bring the issue of the smaller and larger brands into focus.
Read More →Will car rental companies be able to raise prices to compensate?
Read More →At the first-ever Auto Rental Summit, there was good news for the industry on customer satisfaction and for the independent brands in a consolidated market.
Read More →Fleet operators are staring at a price squeeze right now that’s going to hurt. But there are ways to mitigate the pain.
Read More →It is necessary for the smaller independent car rental companies to understand the changes blowing in the wind, while letting their voice be heard.
Read More →What are the opportunities for propane to gain wider acceptance as alternative fuel for fleets, and what’s holding it back?
Read More →The Colorado State Supreme Court ruling in PurCo v. Koenig was a major victory for the car rental industry regarding the ability to collect loss-of-use damages. But the fight is far from over.
Read More →While the tax breaks have lessened from the last two years, fleet buyers have a few tax benefits to take advantage of in 2012 — though one will expire at the end of this year.
Read More →The devil is in the details, especially as it relates to Dollar and Thrifty licensees.
Read More →An antitrust litigator sheds some light on the FTC’s process regarding a Hertz merger with Dollar Thrifty.
Read More →This independent car rental company switched more than half its fleet to hybrids. Here’s how — and why.
Read More →Based on the second quarter reports and conference calls from the three public car rental companies, here are some thoughts on rates, Europe, the local market, new remarketing channels and the merger – or lack thereof.
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