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knowledge diy US car hire
ttglive.com
Car rental suppliers
Accelerate your US bookings
The US lends itself to self-drive. Peter Ellegard looks
DOLLAR.
at how the US car rental scene is shaping up for 2009 Part of the Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group.
About 360 locations in the US and Canada.
Orlando and Sanford locations in Florida are
among the company’s busiest. Optional ex-
tras include Pass 24, a pre-paid toll product
in Florida, Dallas, Houston and Denver.
What’s new: Cape Canaveral is a new
location opened to service the Florida cruise
market. Dollar also has port locations at Fort
Lauderdale, Miami and Tampa. The rental
firm introduced SUV vehicles this year.
Sample price: Rental of an economy car
in Orlando for a week in February 2009
would cost about £120.
■
dollar.co.uk
HERTZ.
Has 1,800 locations in the US. Introduced a
Peter Ellegard Fun Collection of convertibles, roadsters and
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