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Many people rent cars for vacations, business trips, temporary replacement for a
car in the shop, or even for use a few days a week when public transportation is
otherwise used. There are many car rental companies from which to choose. Budget
is one that spends a lot of money on advertising. So many people consider a
Budget car rental. Lowest price is associated with the name. It’s not true,
but it’s a good marketing technique.
Budget car rental doesn’t only rent cars. When people need to carry a big load,
they also turn to Budget for a truck. Budget trucks are more comfortable and
stylish than the average truck. They’re set apart from other truck fleets by
features such as A/C, power brakes and power steering. Compare those features to
a traditional trucks with a stiff manual transmission, a loud bumpy ride, and
brakes and steering that practically take a superhero to manage. Budget trucks
also have something many vans don’t have. That’s a full interior space not
interrupted by a big bulging wheel well. That means more cargo and ability to
shift it around. Like many truck rental companies Budget sells the trucks after
they’ve been in service for a time. Budget trucks, therefore, have another nice
comfort. They’re not too old and not clunkers. A break down when a truck is
needed isn’t fun.
In some parts of the country, such as New York City, people find it inconvenient
to own a car. High parking prices, congested streets, and the availability of
rapid transit add up in a decision to go car-less. But even these people
sometimes need a car. It might be to run errands when carrying packages wouldn’t
be practical on a bus or train. It could also be they just want a drive. In any
case, a rental car is the solution. Budget car rentals have cars that rent for
about $160 a week, a real bargain. Even the cost of a rental car every weekend
of the year, about $70 each weekend from Budget, would be cheaper than the cost
of owning a car. When a car isn’t necessary every day, people rent them on the
days they need them.
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