If You Were On The Market For A Great Car Or Truck Would You Consider Purchasing One From The Place Like Enterprise?

[lathrop]

Do you consider earnings of rental vehicles genuinely are a wise decision? I never imply to indicate Enterprise I am just making use of that getting an instance rental location!

[eatton50]

CarpeNoctem said: 1 I'm inclined to say, "not on a bet". You've heard the expression, "drive it like a rental car"? I guess if it came with some kind of warranty, and was much cheaper than I could get a similar car elsewhere, I'd consider it. 53 months ago

[Eyvindur]

The price of automobiles have gone down considerable this year so I think I would go to a dealer that states that the car was only used by one owner.

[Teodoro]

No I wouldn't(and didn't) consider a rental. The way people treat rental cars makes me very leary about the first 25,000 miles put on a car(or whatever the mileage is that they sell them at). For instance, I rented a PT Cruiser when I went to Las Vegas in April. I drove to the Grand Canyon - and there was a road into the canyon that was 14 miles of unpaved road. It definitely put a lot of wear and tear on that car - even if the speed limit was 15 mph. But I was just one of how many people that will have rented it by the time it goes to be sold? I also drove it faster than a new car should be driven(isn't there a 55 mph to break the engine in during the first 1,000 miles). So, nope. Wouldn't. Couldn't. Didn't.(Bought a used Infiniti FX35 that the dealer had babied like it was his own. He almost cried when we bought it.)

[Hwaeteleah]

Rentals I don't know about anyone else, but here are the steps to show what happens to rental cars:   1. go to the counter and make sure you get extra insurance on the car 2. go to the parking lot and see if the car will do a burn out leaving the rent-a-car place 3. go to the next stop light and see if the person next to you wants to race! 4. It does not matter if you win or lose the race. All that matters is that you tried and you did not have to do it in your own car.. 5. go visit your friends 6. let your friend who builds muscle cars try and do a burn out in your rental to see if he can do a better one than you did. 7. VERY IMPORTANT STEP: make sure you video tape your friend's burn out so you can make him a Youtube STAR!!!! 8. While crusin around town with your friends, turn the radio up as loud as you want! REMEMBER it is not your car and you don't have to worry about blowing the speakers! 9. buy your rental an air freshener before you go back to drop it off so they can't smell the burnt rubber smell!   In short, i would not buy a rental car. Once I had to get my rental towed back to the rental place because I was driving like a crazy and the only gear that was left was REVERSE! :(  Video Check this out and let me know if you change your mind! Rebel_Child 53 months ago Please sign in to give a compliment. Please verify your account to give a compliment. Please sign in to send a message. Please verify your account to send a message.

[Chizkiyahu]

autumn00?:0) said: 2 No I wouldn't(and didn't) consider a rental. The way people treat rental cars makes me very leary about the first 25,000 miles put on a car(or whatever the mileage is that they sell them at). For instance, I rented a PT Cruiser when I went to Las Vegas in April. I drove to the Grand Canyon - and there was a road into the canyon that was 14 miles of unpaved road. It definitely put a lot of wear and tear on that car - even if the speed limit was 15 mph. But I was just one of how many people that will have rented it by the time it goes to be sold? I also drove it faster than a new car should be driven(isn't there a 55 mph to break the engine in during the first 1,000 miles). So, nope. Wouldn't. Couldn't. Didn't.(Bought a used Infiniti FX35 that the dealer had babied like it was his own. He almost cried when we bought it.) 53 months ago

[tripp]

There are people who want a car with good "karma"; cars that have not been abused or embued with hostile or negative energies, and they would likely avoid rental agency cars because people may do bad things to/with those cars they might not do to their own vehicle back home.   There are those who just need a car to get from A to B, and those might be good customers for the late model rentals.   There are also these two types of people: Those who divide people into two types of people, and those who don't :)