Sentences with phrase «rental car fleets»

Most Monacos ended up serving in rental car fleets before being banished to dealer auctions where they were disposed of cheaply.

This small sedan - a staple of airport rental car fleets - isn't a bad car, but the low sticker price means you don't get much in the way of refinement or accessories.

Although apparently you no longer see rental car fleets with licenses with something like «AV» or «HZ» in the registration number, rental cars usually carry less obvious identifiers.

Since 1989 most Prizms have been banished to rental car fleets where they have toiled admirably, but in anonymity.

While Camry has the most numbers, Honda says Accord has the most retail sales (as opposed to sales figures that include less - profitable rental car fleets).

As the darling of the Florida and California rental car fleets, the Chrysler Sebring convertible has allowed thousands of tourists to experience top - down sunburn and hair - tousling before heading back to points north or east.

In that time, the Prizm has been logging most of its miles in rental car fleets.

The 1998 Chevrolet Metro - a staple of airport rental car fleets - isn't a bad car, but the low sticker price means you don't get much in the way of refinement or accessories.Forget about cruise control, power windows, mirrors and door locks.

Executives at GM have expressed frustration that comparisons of monthly U.S. sales results among rival automakers are distorted by short - term discount programs, and by differences in strategy for selling vehicles in bulk to rental car fleets.

It's that ubiquitous denizen of America's rental car fleets.

After years of being eclipsed by crossovers and small SUVs, and widely relegated to rental car fleets, the mid-sized sedan is returning to the forefront of family motoring.

To keep its sales lead over Honda, Ford has had to introduce a less expensive model (the G, priced at $ 17,995), offer incentives and rely heavily on sales to rental car fleets.

That is because of Saturn's commitment to customer service and the car's durability, and because Saturns are sold only to retail customers, not to rental car fleets.

After testing a bumper crop of expensive cars lately from Saab, BMW and Volvo, I had nearly forgotten what it's like to ride in the economy class.The 1998 Chevrolet Metro sedan has just given me a crude reminder.This small sedan - a staple of airport rental car fleets - isn't a bad car, but the low sticker price means you don't get much in the way of refinement or accessories.Forget about cruise control, power windows, mirrors and door locks.

Last summer, Chrysler sent about 800 Eagle Vision and Dodge Intrepids to Central Florida for testing in rental car fleets.

From what I have seen in inspections and rental car fleets, the 3.6 L V6 has not had many problems with the injection system or the engine overall.

Our white test car looked as if it belonged in a rental car fleet.