Car rental costs may go up South Bend Tribune
Big Three's production cuts squeeze bulk sales. DETROIT -- As the nation's Big Three automakers remake themselves into smaller, leaner companies, the rental car business is suffering collateral damage.
Detroit woes hit car rentals Albany Times Union
As Big Three cut output, they offer fewer vehicles for low-profit bulk sales
Rental car prices expected to rise Tulsa World
Detroit will have fewer cars available for low-profit bulk sales to rental firms.
Big 3 cuts bring higher rental prices AP via Yahoo! News
As the nation's Big Three automakers remake themselves into smaller, leaner companies, the rental car business is suffering collateral damage. All three have cut production this year to bring supply in line with lower demand for their products, and further cuts are inevitable next year. They're also trying to wean themselves of rebates and other incentives to bring sales prices closer to the
Rental Car Prices on the Rise KiplingerForecasts.com
As the nation's Big Three automakers remake themselves into smaller, leaner companies, the rental car business is suffering collateral damage. All three have cut production this year to bring supply in line with lower demand for their products, and further cuts are inevitable next year.
Car-industry woes slam rental market Richmond Times-Dispatch
DETROIT -- As the nation's Big Three automakers remake themselves into smaller, leaner companies, the rental-car business is suffering.
Rental car prices on the rise Sharewatch
All three have cut production this year to bring supply in line with lower demand for their products, and further cuts are inevitable next year. They\'re also trying to wean themselves of rebates and other incentives to bring sales prices closer to the sticker.
Car rental prices likely to rise The News & Observer
Cuts in production also mean rental companies may hold onto cars longer.
AFX UK Focus 2006-11-06 23:22 GMT: Big 3 cuts bring higher rental prices Interactive Investor
DETROIT (AFX) - As the nation's Big Three automakers remake themselves into smaller, leaner companies, the rental car business is suffering collateral damage. All three have cut production this year to bring supply in line with lower demand for their products, and further cuts are inevitable next year. They're also trying to wean themselves of rebates and other incentives to bring sales prices
Big Three cuts have ripple effect The Indianapolis Star
DETROIT -- As the nation's Big Three automakers remake themselves into smaller, leaner companies, the rental-car business is suffering. All three automakers have cut production to bring supply in line with lower demand for their products, and further cuts are inevitable next year.