BeWare: EWRS03 Iselin NJ National are now Enterprise, although still called National
Mar 25, 2010, 10:39 pm
#16
Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 2,905
Sep 6, 2010, 2:47 pm
#17
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Central NJ USA
Posts: 73
Used my 1 free day to pick up a 1 day rental at Iselin, NJ on June 23rd. I reserved a midsize and was given a midsize. Car was clean, and gas tank was 7/8.
Had no problem returning the car next day to Newark Airport.
I now have another 1 free day, so I have another 1 day rental at Iselin, NJ on 10/22, returning to Newark airport on 10/23.
This arrangement seems to work ok with us, as we take the AirTrain back to South Amboy, NJ on our return trip. This works better on vacations that are 7+ days... If our trip is less than 7 days, we drive to the airport and park at Avistar on Haines Ave.
Had no problem returning the car next day to Newark Airport.
I now have another 1 free day, so I have another 1 day rental at Iselin, NJ on 10/22, returning to Newark airport on 10/23.
This arrangement seems to work ok with us, as we take the AirTrain back to South Amboy, NJ on our return trip. This works better on vacations that are 7+ days... If our trip is less than 7 days, we drive to the airport and park at Avistar on Haines Ave.
Sep 6, 2010, 4:53 pm
#18
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: New York suburbs
Posts: 4,211
Did they give you the dreaded Enterprise green E chain for this one-way? 
Was it the worst car on the lot they wanted to get rid of? This seems standard policy at all the companies specializing in one-ways, especially short distance ones where the chance of problems is relatively small.
Was it the worst car on the lot they wanted to get rid of? This seems standard policy at all the companies specializing in one-ways, especially short distance ones where the chance of problems is relatively small.
Sep 8, 2010, 3:18 pm
#19
Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: Central NJ USA
Posts: 73
Did they give you the dreaded Enterprise green E chain for this one-way?
Was it the worst car on the lot they wanted to get rid of? This seems standard policy at all the companies specializing in one-ways, especially short distance ones where the chance of problems is relatively small.
Was it the worst car on the lot they wanted to get rid of? This seems standard policy at all the companies specializing in one-ways, especially short distance ones where the chance of problems is relatively small.