| Economy | $34/day |
| Compact | $36/day |
| Intermediate | $38/day |
| Standard | $22/day |
| Full-size | $41/day |
| Minivan | $60/day |
| Full-size SUV | $91/day |
| Premium | $29/day |
| Luxury | $43/day |
| Pickup Truck | $46/day |
| Premium SUV | $76/day |
| Supplier Choice | $24/day |
| Compact SUV | $32/day |
| Intermediate SUV | $45/day |
| Standard SUV | $53/day |
Chrysler 300
Pros: It was a very nice and spacious vehicle.
Poor service and unclean car
Pros: Price was fair and they upgraded us when they ran out of the class of car I rented.
Cons: The rep asked for a 2nd phone number, home, spouse, parent etc, when I asked why, since I have never had any car company require a 2nd number, including enterprise, which I had just used the week prior, she stated that it was company policy and they can't rent to me without a 2nd number on file and that they wouldn't sell my info to outside companies. They only use the info to get a hold of me if they can not reach me on my cell do to lose or damage to my phone. What sense does that make? If my cell is lost or stolen, how will anyone be able to reach me? If I gave her my home number (which I do not have), and I am gone, who is suppose to answer and get a hold of me if no one is home, LOL. Her logic was so off. My biggest complaint about this policy is, why is a car company being so nosey? No one needs my mother or other family members phone numbers. I am 43 years old, I think I can handle my own car rental without someone else's phone number having to get involved. To top it off I had to wait 30 minutes for a car to be cleaned and it wasn't even very clean when we got it.
