Well dude, I work at one and we do maintain ours. I know because I drive them to Jiffy Lube and eventually pick them up. If a “PM” is due, the car simply can not be rented. And once back in the fleet, only the station manager can put it back in to be rented again. There is a series of checks and balances going on as…

Not so anymore...work for a Hertz HLE and this just is no longer the case. And now, we’ve been retiring a lot of our 2015 fleet with around 20K on the clock and replacing with new 2016 stock. Hertz is making a big change in their age policy and think many will be very surprised in the next few months with how good the…

Karma dude...karma. Truly believe that whatever good you do comes back, just as any bad. Don’t walk under any ladders dude as one day, trust me, all accounts are settled up!!

The Chevy Captiva is a good example...not sold in America, only Canada. The used ones we see on the streets of America were rentals first...see a lot of them at Hertz, where I work. And now, we’re getting in a whole lot of new 2016 models.

At Hertz, all recalls are done because they can not be rented if not. They are coded in the computer so they can not be rented, same as when a vehcile needs and oil change...they just can not be rented now. Once they return, fixed or the oil change done, the manager has to release them in their computers. Things have…

Seriously dude...seriously???

Work for Hertz now and we’ve just taken in a bunch of nicely equipped 2016 models that are pretty nice wand well equipped. Most folks do not treat them that badly anymore and if they do, we charge them to get them back to where they should be.

So does Hertz, I drop them off and pick them up at Jiffy Lube.