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Enterprise Rent-A-Car is adding approximately 5,000 additional gas/electric hybrids to its nationwide hotels in reno nevada fleet and designating nearly 80 rental locations across the country as “hybrid branches.” hotels in reno nevada The designated hotels in reno nevada hybrid branches have a high concentration of the new hybrids available and, for the first time, customers can reserve these hybrids online or by phone.
The new hybrids will be available in 24 major markets across the country, including the 10 busiest airports for business travelers in the United States. Markets include California (Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento and Fresno); Colorado (Denver); Florida (Orlando, Tampa); New York (Albany, Ithaca, New York City, Rochester); Oregon (Eugene, Portland); Texas (Austin, Dallas, Houston); Atlanta; Boston; hotels in reno nevada Detroit; Minneapolis; Philadelphia; St. Louis; Seattle; and Washington, DC.
Customers in these markets will be able to choose from several makes and models of hybrid vehicles including the Toyota Prius, Nissan hotels in reno nevada Altima, Ford Escape and Toyota Camry. Rental costs will vary according to market conditions; rates also will vary at locations throughout the country.
The Enterprise family of companies is owned by the Taylor hotels in reno nevada Family and includes hotels in reno nevada the Enterprise Rent-A-Car, National Car Rental and Alamo Rent A Car brands. In addition to its focus on hybrids, Enterprise has designated eight E85/FlexFuel branches where as much as 30% of the local fleets are FlexFuel vehicles.
Enterprise, National and Alamo customers can offset the CO 2 emissions of their rental cars by opting to pay $1.25 per rental to fund certified offset projects through TerraPass. The company’s charitable foundation will match customer contributions dollar-for-dollar, up to $1 million.
Very nice one! Now I can rent each of the hybrids for a week and see which I can live with (hopefully they get Fusion Hybrids as well, when they are available, - I d like to rent a Camry, Altima and Fusion hybrid back to back and see which is best for me).
Yes, I would NOT be willing to pay out that kind of cash. I guess I ll have to settle for renting the standard versions (Fusion, Altima, Camry) and then just doing the short test drive in the hybrid versions...but you really don t learn anything about day to day owning a car on a test drive.