Hertz Opens Greenville, South Carolina Location as Part of Suburban Market Expansion

Hertz Opens Greenville, South Carolina Location as Part of
Suburban Market Expansion 


PARK RIDGE, N.J., June 10  /PRNewswire/ -- As part of a company-wide strategy
to further expand into suburban markets, The Hertz Corporation has opened a
Hertz Local Edition rental car facility in Greenville, S.C., marking the first
suburban Hertz opening in the Greenville area.

This opening represents Hertz' commitment to serving its suburban clientele
looking to rent a car for insurance replacement needs, business trips,
vacations and everyday purposes.

Strategically located in Greenville's prominent mall, Verdae Marketfair, the
new location provides Hertz customers with a full range of rental vehicles
including minivans and compact through full-size cars.  Pick-up and delivery
service, insurance replacement rentals, Hertz #1 Club Gold counter service are
also available. Vehicles equipped with Hertz' in-car global positioning system,
NeverLost(R), and Sirius Satellite Radio may be requested at time of rental. In
addition, as with all Hertz corporate locations, vehicles are available for
rental with unlimited mileage and all rate structures are honored, including
one-way, inter-city rates.

The new Hertz Local Edition office, located at 101 Verdae Blvd., is open Monday
through Friday, from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. to
12:00 p.m.

Hertz offers the products and services renters depend upon when traveling,
including 24 hour roadside assistance, its Buckle Up Baby child car seat
program and cars that are, on average, less than a year old. For more
information, customers can call their travel agent or Hertz reservations
toll-free at 1-800-654-3131. For promotions and special offers, visit
http://www.hertz.com/.

Hertz operates from approximately 7,200 locations in more than 150 countries
worldwide. 

DATASOURCE: Hertz



CONTACT:  Priya Jagadeesan of Hertz, [phone]



Web site:  http://www.hertz.com/ 



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