Company Profile for Enterprise

Enterprise Holdings

enterpriseholdings.com
TypePrivate holding company
Founded1957
HeadquartersClayton, Missouri, United States
IndustryCar rental
Key PeopleAndrew C. Taylor,
Chairman & CEO
Donald A Ross,
Vice Chairman
Pamela Nicholson,
President & COO
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enterprise_Rent-a-Car

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
600 Corporate Park Dr.
Saint Louis , MO 63105-4211
Toll free: 1-800-264-6350
Roadside assistance: 1-800-307-6666
Rentals: 1-800-261-7331
customerservice@enterprise.com
www.enterprise.com

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Silly Customer Thinks Reserving A Vehicle From Enterprise Means Anything
By Laura Northrup on March 28, 2012 8:00 AM   66 Comments
Dan chose Enterprise to rent a van for his spring break vacation because the company offered the lowest price. What they couldn't offer him was a van. Somewhat naively, he thought that using Enterprise's online reservation system to reserve a vehicle would result in an actual vehicle being rented to him. No such luck. Now he's left scrambling for a vehicle large enough to accommodate everyone on his trip. More »

(Dogbert10)

Should Rental Car Companies Be Allowed To Rent Out Recalled Vehicles?
By Chris Morran on February 21, 2012 2:34 PM   28 Comments
Every year, several million cars are recalled for repairs that cover everything from the most minor safety concerns to potential death traps. But some rental companies continue to hire out vehicles that haven't been repaired, even months or years after the recall announcement. More »

(TheTruthAbout)

Enterprise Wants $300 For Phantom Windshield Crack
By Laura Northrup on December 2, 2010 9:30 AM   51 Comments
Kyle writes that he rented a car from Enterprise earlier this year, paid for by his then-employer. When he returned the car to Enterprise, and the rental agent didn't walk around the car with him to check for damage. He didn't think much of this at the time, but maybe he should have: the company is now after him for his share of the replacement cost of a cracked windshield. What cracked windshield? More »

(TheTruthAbout...)

Pre-Paying For Rental Car Gas: Not Such A Great Deal, Actually
By Laura Northrup on October 6, 2010 9:00 AM   50 Comments
The next time you rent a vehicle, you might have an exciting new option: to pre-purchase a set of gas for your return, freeing you from both the high markup on gas near the airport and the even higher markup on gas that rental places normally charge when you don't return the tank full. Charles counsels you to avoid this special deal, at least in New York State, since the taxes involved make this deal much, much less appealing. More »

(some guy)

Why Won't Rental Car Companies Let Me Use My Debit Card?
By Chris Morran on September 13, 2010 11:15 AM   38 Comments
We recently gave you a suggestion for how to find a rental car that doesn't require a major credit card, but we didn't explain why it is that many car rental companies require the credit card — and why they won't take your debit card. More »

(The Consumerist)

Enterprise Tells Me My Rental Will Cost $38, Charges Me $129
By Phil Villarreal on July 29, 2010 3:45 PM   131 Comments
Andrew rented a car from Enterprise, which told him online it would charge $37.71 for a one-day rental. When he showed up at the branch, Enterprise said he'd have to pay more than three times that amount because he wouldn't be allowed to drop his car off until two days later. More »

(geognerd)

Want To Rent A Hybrid? Be Prepared To Pay A Lot More Green
By Chris Morran on June 28, 2010 1:15 PM   47 Comments
When it comes to car rentals, I've rarely cared about the make and model of what I'm driving, so long as it's in my (low) price range, it has a working radio and the driver's side door operates properly. So it's a good thing I've never tried to rent a hybrid, because the New York Times says I'd be paying anywhere from 30-70% more for the thrill of it all. More »

Rent Enterprise Car At Twice The Rate, Get Free Dentures (Check Under Floormat)
By Chris Walters on June 21, 2010 9:43 AM   35 Comments
Timothy rented a car from Enterprise last month when he flew into Newark Airport in New Jersey, and he was forced to pay almost twice the amount quoted in his reservation because of problems with a coupon code and an uncooperative manager. But there's good news: the rental came with a special, stinky surprise that he and his wife didn't find until the second day of the rental. (Warning: there's a big close-up photo below.) More »

Don't Change Oil For 30,000 Miles? Here's Your Engine Carnage
By Ben Popken on May 1, 2009 2:30 PM   100 Comments

—>This sludge-filled massacre is what happens to your engine if you don't change the oil for 30,000 miles. The six photos depict abject carnage, a crime scene for cars. Good job, Enterprise-Rent-A-Car. Don't let this happen to you. Checking and changing your oil is a good weekend project, here's how to do it. [via Jalopnik]  More »

Enterprise Rent-A-Car Is Unsurprisingly Useless And Full Of Lies
By Carey Alexander on April 11, 2009 6:00 PM   139 Comments

—>Enterprise Rent-A-Car failed reader Jimmy in every possible way, which is quite the accomplishment since he only wanted a full size car to drive around his visiting friends. GEICO, Jimmy's insurance company, set him up with Enterprise after he lost a head-on collision with a deer. Enterprise managed to muck up nearly every step of the rental process, promising to deliver cars they didn't have, delivering the wrong class of car, and upselling unnecessary insurance that they wrongly said GEICO would cover. Jimmy's never going to use Enterprise again, and inside, you'll see why...  More »

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