The pricing structure is not transparent. For one, are fees "higher when renting vehicles from Hertz stores that use UVeye scanners, as opposed to those that d

The pricing structure is not transparent. For one, are fees "higher when renting vehicles from Hertz stores that use UVeye scanners, as opposed to those that don’t"? Can a renter get "estimates of what different kinds of damage typically cost"? (quotes from the article). I'm pretty sure that want to use automated scanners for this because if they had human agent make the same claims, and charge $440 for that scuff, then there would be a blowup right away, and keeping employees willing to deal with that anger all the time is hard. I'm pretty sure I've scuffed up a rental car like that, and didn't get dinged at all. It's a rental car, and normal wear-and-tear should be part of the regular depreciation.