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With 2011 a record revenue year, 2012 could be tough on revenue per day and pricing.
Read More →What roles will independent car rental companies, car dealers and car-sharing technology play in the car rental industry in 2012? And will Hertz deal anew for a Dollar Thrifty merger?
Read More →The three public car rental companies posted healthy third quarter results last week. While the quarter was characterized by price competition, healthy volumes and fleet rightsizing, the key driver was the used-car market. But what does the future look like?
Read More →Franchise systems — and the spirit of the independent operator — are alive and well in the global marketplace, and growing.
Read More →What made Avis decide to publicly announce dropping its bid for Dollar Thrifty?
Read More →The electric vehicle “arms race” heats up in car rental. Auto Rental News questions Rich Broome of Hertz on the company’s EV strategy.
Read More →The public car rental companies adapted to supply disruptions and an unprecedented used car market while suffering through a “frustrating” merger process.
Read More →Between Hertz’s purchase of a major leasing company and Avis Budget Group’s bid for Avis Europe, it’s time reassess the merger landscape.
Read More →How are high fuel prices and the Japan crisis affecting supply and demand for car rental?
Read More →Car sharing and car rental are both part of the solution to the public’s transportation needs. The two communities are better off fighting excise taxes—as well as vicarious liability protection and recalls—together.
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