Originally Posted by
cestmoi123
What source do you have that defines what the ranking of SUV and sedan categories is for upgrades? I haven't seen anything to that effect, and I would certainly not view an SUV built on the platform of the Compact class to be an upgrade over anything other than a Compact or economy sedan. Again, not all SUVs could be considered "upgrades" over sedans, otherwise someone who booked a Luxury (I) sedan would be being "upgraded" if they were given a Trax instead, which is an absurd outcome.
Out of curiosity, have you read the form with the classification of cars at Hertz. Basically as you're scrolling down that page each category is considered an upgrade from the previous. For example, B is an upgrade from A. As I've stated , Hertz is a business and this is how they run it. The Durango is larger than the Kia serrento yet, it's classified the same. The nissian Altima is larger than the Maxima (in terms of leg room) yet the maxima is an upgrade.
what I'm trying to show is that there's no methood to the madness, and me nor any other FT member can explain it to you.