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Have you tried Hertz On Demand? I haven't yet, but it sounds very competitive to Zipcar. There are locations throughout cities, no membership fees, similar pric
by chaz 14y ago
Have you tried Hertz On Demand? I haven't yet, but it sounds very competitive to Zipcar. There are locations throughout cities, no membership fees, similar pricing, and time reservations.
I'm not sure there's anything that can be done about broken, damaged, or dirty cars other than to have managed stations where you pick them up. Which turns it back into a regular car rental outfit. But you're always getting a freshly washed car, a full tank of gas, and at least a cursory check by staff.
- tfe 14y agoI have used it in SF a couple times, and it's been a poor experience every time. They only have one location. The cars are not very well cared-for. I've never been able to get out of the parking garage without a hassle. The fuel card was missing once. I just have the strong impression that Hertz is not serious about this program. At least it's cheaper than ZipCar though, which is why I occasionally go back to try again.
- chockablock 14y agoIf you are in SFBay, check out City CarShare. Cheaper than Zipcar for short trips, and quite a lot of vehicles. I belong to both and find myself using CCS much more than Zipcar.