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To test how the sub-compact idea is catching on in the daily rental industry, AF recently contacted several of the leading companies in the field that are based in the Chicago Land area.
Read More →With individual leasing fast approaching the vehicle penetration of the leased business fleet market, AF takes a closer look at one of the companies that is helping maintain the astounding growth of individual leasing.
Read More →Some claim that the men guiding the destiny of the world's largest fleet management and leasing company are living in an ivory tower, but their policies of conservative growth, development of mutual respect for customers and suppliers, and emphasis on the "man" in management have made Peterson, Howell & Heather Inc. the acknowledged leader in its field.
Read More →A solid vote of confidence for the mini and a swing to pants determined the new uniforms for the Avis girls.
Read More →Watching the pennies on the interest basis of the lease can add up to significant savings.
Read More →The "front-money" available to the daily rental customers ranges from $25 to $275, according to model and equipment and is payable either to the customer (if he buys the car outright) or the dealer (when an acceptable repurchase agreement is entered into between the dealer and daily rental company).
Read More →California Fleet Dealer Develops Buy-Back Program For Daily Rental Customers
Read More →For some in the leasing and daily rental business it was a very bad year; while for others it was very good. But if you take a random sampling of industry opinion on the past 12 months, you'll have to agree that it was a very strange year.
Read More →Hillcrest's Roy Sadowski presents AF with a few gems on leasing in Canada
Read More →The new 747 maxi-planes are bound to have a profound impact on the rent-a-car segment of our industry, so we asked .leading daily rental companies how they view the advent of this new market and what, if any, plans they have for meeting the challenge of meeting an increased demand for their product.
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