Automotive Journal

Some people don’t own an automobile.  It may seem impossible, but it’s real.  Many times people own cars but aren’t at home and thus need temporary wheels.  That’s when rental cars become important.  After researching various car rental  comparisons one of the companies people choose most often is Enterprise.  That’s because Enterprise car rentals are not overly pricey, they’re generally in good shape, and Enterprise will even pick up the renter from home, from the office, or from the airport. 

Enterprise can be found in every major city, as well as in not so major cities and towns.  Chances are wherever you are there’s an Enterprise there. Compact cars, full size cars, sedans and coups are all there for the taking.  In some locations there are even convertible sports cars available.  Why not take advantage of the sun and weather especially when it can be expensed?  They even have cheap rates.  $300 for the week is a real bargain for a car.  Throw this into the spreadsheet. Use public transportation for the daily commute.  Use the low weekend rates to rent an auto for running around town.  All the car needs are then taken care of for about $60 weekly.  Once price, insurance and all the other car costs are taken into account, under $3500 for a rental year is a lot less than owning.

For companies, Enterprise will manage their auto fleet.  Lots of companies need a fleet of cars to properly take care of business.  Fleet management is complex.  A manager must find the cars, buy them, maintain them and insure them.  New vehicles are constantly rotated into the fleet.  It’s best for a company to keep its eyes on its main function.  That’s where Enterprise steps into the picture.

When cars are done with their rental life, Enterprise offers them for sale.  These autos are well cared for.  That goes counter to the impression of a car always driven by non-owners who really don’t care about it.  Enterprise is careful to inspect cars after each use to ensure they’re in good shape.  Maintenance is regular, too.  Private owners are often lax on maintenance, and their cars are the ones sold used by dealers.

Did you know there was that much to Enterprise car rentals?

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