All wrong. The KIA add should be at least 2 or better and Maserati should be number 10.
Packardbaker
packardbaker
You're just missing a removable top.
Well, it's just because they didn't have the money for an all new truck, so they just slapped on the sheet metal from the cars.
No, I just pulled this image from google search. Sorry.
Jules?
Rum Runner!
Ford Raptor
Let's just all admit it. They're all ugly. But that's just part of the reason we love them so much. They're just so confident and fun to drive that their ugliness turns into an endearing quality.
"being "right" (winning lawsuits) are not the same thing."
Nope. Different company. Enterprise is our biggest competitor, but we all have the same drop off policy. I have to defend that policy at least once or twice a week so I'm forced to agree with Enterprise. It clearly states in the contract who is liable at what times.
I think that comes standard in all 2WD trucks. I even have trouble with my S10 in rain sometimes.
Awesome. What is it?
Well after working at a rental agency I saw so many cases of damage like this that I made sure that my personal car insurance will cover all things related to rentals. I used to recommend the same thing to all the customers I could.
My idea of common sense happens to be one of the cardinal rules of business. Never sign a contract without reading it. Never sign a contract without fully understanding it. Never sign a contract which you will not accept responsibility for. Contracts are legally binding. This lady signed it. By doing so, she legally…
Just about every rental agency has the same policy, and it has held up in court many times. It doesn't matter where the keys are. The agency technically does not take possession until an employee inspects the car the next business day. Simple as that. She agreed to it before the she rented the vehicle, and that is the…
Not in the Pixar Universe!
Not in the Pixar Universe!
Yes, it probably is small when you see their revenue numbers, but they don't become the most profitable rental agency by spending money, and it's the little things which add up the most.
I think it would hold up in court. We had a similar situation where a customer tried to sue us after we charged them for damage. It seems they drove into a pole.