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US Hertz Fleet - What Makes/Models are Available? (2018-20 Thread)
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Hi i have booked a mustang GT in june 2018 (Pxar) do anybody know if Hertz are having the new 2018 models? if not, when do the buy new model during the year? Mike |
MCO Terminal B PC had a bunch of sub 1000 mile brand new Fusion Hybrids. I took one because I missed a Volvo S90 by about 15 seconds.
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I don't normally get excited about minivans, but spotted a brand new Chrysler Pacifica at LEX - fully loaded including the full-length panoramic sunroof. Only 75 miles on it. Apparently a shipment of them landed in Louisville last week. Also spotted a brand new 2018 Lincoln Continental and several small Land Rovers. Glad to see a 2018 Chevy Equinox too - seems like the smaller Chevy SUV's have been gone from the fleet for a while.
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Just saw the Corvette Stingray popup at West Palm Beach. Reserved on for April, anyone rented a vette from PBI yet? I've rented pretty much every dream/adrenaline car they have had and i've never seen the Corvette on the lot.
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Anyone seen the face-lifted 2018 mustang GT yet? Hoping to get one at LAX next week.
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Originally Posted by Oflyt
(Post 29549932)
Anyone seen the face-lifted 2018 mustang GT yet? Hoping to get one at LAX next week.
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Even though the current Chevy Cruze sedan is now a D - Standard Car, the 2018 Cruze hatchback I rented the other day was classified as a C - Midsize car. I added it to the wiki.
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Hi all,
I am visiting the following places in June: 1. San Francisco (SFO) 2. San Francisco (325 manson st) 3. Las Vegas (LAX) I was under the impression that Standard is a class above Compact. But when i was at Hertz's website, i found out that Standard is actually cheaper than Compact (I applied AAA code) From what i read above, seems like Standard consist of Chevy Cruze, while Compact consist of Civics and Mazda 3? If i book a Standard (since its cheaper), do you guys think i can request to get a Civic/Mazda 3 (a downgrade in tt sense?) hahahaha mazda3/civic seems like nice cars to drive along pacific coast and the grand canyon! :) |
Originally Posted by Cre8ate
(Post 29639852)
Hi all,
I am visiting the following places in June: 1. San Francisco (SFO) 2. San Francisco (325 manson st) 3. Las Vegas (LAX) I was under the impression that Standard is a class above Compact. But when i was at Hertz's website, i found out that Standard is actually cheaper than Compact (I applied AAA code) From what i read above, seems like Standard consist of Chevy Cruze, while Compact consist of Civics and Mazda 3? If i book a Standard (since its cheaper), do you guys think i can request to get a Civic/Mazda 3 (a downgrade in tt sense?) hahahaha mazda3/civic seems like nice cars to drive along pacific coast and the grand canyon! :) Also, the rental size classes don't exactly follow the EPA’s classifications - what we’d generally consider compacts (Cruze, Corolla, Mazda 3) are Intermediates, while Hertz’s example of a Compact is the Nissan Versa hatchback. You probably won’t get a Civic since Honda doesn’t sell to fleets. |
I see i see. Guess I will go ahead and book the Standard class since it is cheaper than Intermediate as well.
I also noticed that the Loss Damage Waiver was automatically selected during the booking at hertz website, i was wondering if that means i don't have to get any other insurance since the LDW already protects the car? (Attached a screenshot) Always thought rental companies will try to upsell insurance. |
You’ll probably want to have liability insurance as well. You don’t have to use the rental company’s - your own auto insurance should suffice if you have that.
As for the LDW, if you’ve got a credit card that includes rental car coverage, then you don’t need it. (Or is it part of the rate where declining it doesn’t make a difference to the price?) |
Yea it seems like the LDW is included in the price
cant opt out if i wanted to anyway. Hahaha just hoping their jettas are reliable! you mentioned you got a camaro at less than the price of an intermediate? Thats a steal! Was the booking done way ahead or towards the last minute? https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...d4e6072d68.jpg |
I booked it well in advance, as usual for me - back in December for a trip in June. I seem to recall it was $328 for the week, so either I got an awesome deal or everything else was just unusually expensive. (I’m not sure what sort of pricing is normal for LAS as I’ve only been there once.) Still, I was quite happy about that. :)
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Is there any good advice what I should do when I wanna have a Toyota Camry? I'm renting for about 2 months from LAX.
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