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The Enterprise Rent A Car decision to buy Impalas without standard side-impact airbags brings up many questions about disclosure in the process of buying and selling cars with deleted safety items.
Read More →If your car is damaged and another party is at fault, can you imagine getting taxed on the repair reimbursement?
Read More →Bob Barton, the president of the American Car Rental Association (ACRA) asks why vehicles built overseas qualify for the Cash for Clunkers program.
Read More →On August 3, the Taylor family announced it had changed the name of its corporate parent company to Enterprise Holdings. Is this a move to position itself to go public? Enterprise responds.
Read More →News flash: Dollar Thrifty is refranchising some corporate stores. In an exclusive interview, Scott Thompson and Jeff Cerefice of Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group talk about the refranchising initiative and other burning issues: debt restructuring, fleet financing, car sales and 45,000-mile rentals.
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The 2010 Ford Transit Connect light-duty utility van is ready to deliver the goods. (Photos and videos included.)
Read More →Getting to 35.5 mpg combined corporate average fuel economy will cost money, power and space. But how much?
Read More →There are signs of a philosophy shift toward higher-mileage rental cars. Are you ready?
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Whether you love it or hate it or you could frankly care less, the smart fortwo turns heads. Can that image be exploited in fleet?
Read More →Perception is reality. This statement is none truer than when it comes to attitudes about cars.
Read More →Enterprise CFO Bill Snyder spoke recently with Auto Rental News on how Enterprise funds its fleets (Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car), and on the company’s outlook on the current financial market.
Read More →San Francisco to Yuma in 10 hours this Friday. Is your Camry ready?
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