If you've tried to rent a car lately, prices are sky high. I'm renting a very rough Nissan Frontier with 50,000 miles from Enterprise at the moment, that was th

If you've tried to rent a car lately, prices are sky high. I'm renting a very rough Nissan Frontier with 50,000 miles from Enterprise at the moment, that was the only car they had available. At some point in the last year, the rental car market made a binary flip going from Can't make money because no one is renting cars to Can't make money because we have no cars to rent! Tesla's risk here, even if they are lender as well, is very modest because the rental market is in a massive supply pit that may take 5 years to get out of. Details will come forth but I would not be surprised if Tesla's terms were pretty harsh to Hertz, as in a profit sharing from Tesla rentals in exchange for ongoing tech support for making Teslas work on the rental market. So Tesla's upside could even far exceed the value of the car sold + financing terms.