Not all people have cars.  Some people who own them find themselves in positions where they don’t have access to their own car.  It could be a vacation or business trip need.  At times people shy away from driving long distances in their vehicle.  They want to avoid the miles of wear and tear on their own vehicle. That’s where Dollar car rental can enter the picture.

Imagine this scenario.  You live in the suburbs.  Your job is inside the city.  Your home is within a few blocks of the train station.  Since you spend so much of your time at work, why have a car sitting in a paid parking space?  When you’re working you can’t drive.  Run errands on Saturday.  Rent a car that day.  After running all the errands and seeing a play, bring it back on Sunday.  That adds up to about for all the necessary car use.  Owning a car and paying all the insurance, registration, garage and parking fees, is a lot more than x 52 or about 40 a year.  The car rental is a bargain.

For people who need the car every day, a purchase is a better option. Maybe the kids need a lift to school each day, but the school bus isn’t convenient for the family and it doesn’t get them to sports practices and music lessons. Maybe the typical daily tasks and errands require more travel and carrying than would be workable on a bus or train schedule. Then it’s like the song lyrics “Buy buy buy” a car. But with a little planning there’s no purchase necessary, just rent from Dollar car rental for the short term use.

Businesses for which employees travel a lot have to pay mileage reimbursement. That’s often in the neighborhood of fifty cents or more per mile. If someone drives 100 miles that adds up to each day. Renting a car from Dollar car rentals or Budget is only $20 each day, plus $12 for a few gallons of gas is still only $32 for that same 100 mile day. It makes sense, then, for companies to consider a Dollar car rental instead of having employees drive their own cars on business.

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