Consolidated "Renting at PIT; What Kind of Cars to Expect?" Thread
Jan 1, 2019, 7:07 am
#32
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Ultimate Choice was surprisingly fully stocked on New Years Eve. PIT has been the best location I've seen at spreading the wealth around in terms of giving Gold and FS a decent selection. Last night FS had a Dodge Challenger Hemi, albeit with a cloth interior, with 7000 miles. PC and FS each had a couple 300s. All three sections had several Taurus Limiteds along with some Impalas. In fact I only saw one or two small sedans on the lot, everything else was a full-size, premium, or SUV.
That said, there was nothing too special, but everything was fully stocked and each tier had a good selection.
That said, there was nothing too special, but everything was fully stocked and each tier had a good selection.
Jan 27, 2019, 2:58 am
#34
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I only got a quick glance at the lot on Saturday night but there was really nothing interesting other than a 300 S. Everything else was standard-issue Nissans, Kias, etc. You know it's bad when a Q50 is one of the paid upgrades.
Jan 28, 2019, 5:18 am
#35
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Things were slightly better on Sunday night. PC had a Q50 and a Q70, Pacifica Limited, Challenger Hemi, and two Camaros. Five Star and Gold were the standard fare. Upgrades were a Lincoln Navigator (the new model, first I've seen it on a rental lot) and a Land Rover Discovery.
Jan 29, 2019, 3:29 am
#36
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Most of the rental companies were sold out Monday evening and it showed on Hertz's lot. It was completely empty except for two minivans in Gold when I walked through. Employees were bringing up new cars. Since this location only has one exit gate there was a line of 3-4 cars waiting to get out which could've easily taken 20 minutes to get through. Glad I wasn't actually renting with Hertz.
Jan 30, 2019, 7:33 pm
#37
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Things were slightly better on Sunday night. PC had a Q50 and a Q70, Pacifica Limited, Challenger Hemi, and two Camaros. Five Star and Gold were the standard fare. Upgrades were a Lincoln Navigator (the new model, first I've seen it on a rental lot) and a Land Rover Discovery.
Feb 9, 2019, 11:28 pm
#40
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PIT on Saturday night was nothing to write home about, other than a Jeep Wrangler in PC. Everything else was mostly Kia Sorento, Chevy Malibu, and other standard Hertz fare. Didn't get a good look at the other sections but they looked to be the same.
Upgrades were a 2019 Lincoln Navigator and a Mercedes GLE.
Upgrades were a 2019 Lincoln Navigator and a Mercedes GLE.
Last edited by m907; Feb 10, 2019 at 5:07 am
Feb 9, 2019, 11:31 pm
#41
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PIT on Saturday night was nothing to write home about, other than a Jeep Wrangler in PC. Everything else was mostly Kia Sorento, Chevy Malibu, and other standard Hertz fare. Didn't get a good look at the other sections but they looked to be the same.
Upgrades were a 2019 Lincoln Navigator (first I've seen) and a Mercedes GLE.
Upgrades were a 2019 Lincoln Navigator (first I've seen) and a Mercedes GLE.
Feb 17, 2019, 11:10 pm
#43
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PIT was nicely stocked on Sunday evening. PC had an Infiniti Q60, Chrysler Pacifica Limited, Jeep Cherokee Limited, Ford Taurus Limited, Dodge Challenger Hemi.
Five Star had a Chrysler 300S, Ford Explorer XLT, and a couple small SUVs.
Gold had a Chrysler Pacifica, Nissan Pathfinder, Ford Explorer XLT, Ram 1500 Classic.
Everything else was standard Hertz fare. It's nice to see Hertz spreading some of the larger and/or nicer cars across all three tiers.
Five Star had a Chrysler 300S, Ford Explorer XLT, and a couple small SUVs.
Gold had a Chrysler Pacifica, Nissan Pathfinder, Ford Explorer XLT, Ram 1500 Classic.
Everything else was standard Hertz fare. It's nice to see Hertz spreading some of the larger and/or nicer cars across all three tiers.
Mar 19, 2019, 2:45 pm
#44
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Very uninteresting selection at PIT in the late afternoon. PC had a 300, Taurus Limited, and Pacifica Limited. All were >15,000 miles. The rest of the cars in PC were a Corolla(!), Sentra(!), an old model Camry, and other nondescript cars. Five Star and Gold were mostly empty.