Do you think it's worth it buying ex rental cars/ company

Hertz President's Club member here. I baby cars, but I've been in cars with coworker, family, and friends and witness the abuse first hand.

Ex Fleet cars can be okay. People generally use them as point A to Point B vehicles, and while the trim can be a bit bare they are generally OK.

Anything owned by a formal rental company is a skip.

I've watched people drive first gear at highway speeds "because". Trust me.

>car prep guy here
Nope, all base model cars, often go over on milage for oil changes which use high milage oil anyways, they get damaged pretty often, the way we wash them leaves millions of little scratches on the paint, and think of all the farts that have happened

Fuck no.
People abuse the fuck out of hired cars.

I rent minivans just to beat Toyobaru fuccbois on the Toegue every weekend.

I use rental cars for reverse-donuts every time I get one. I'm not being charged for tires. :^)

>>13642928

>dumping the clutch

do rental car companies still rent cars with manual transmissions

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>>13643009
None that I know of unless you live in Europistan

>>13642973
This, fleet cars are decent, rental cars are wrecked

source: I hoon rental cars all the time. IT's not my car and I basically get one free accident if anything breaks

>>13642928
>prior rentals

God no, never.

>>13643009
In Europe it's mostly manual unless you ask for an auto

>>13642928
>High milage
lolwut? Most rental fleets turn their cars over around 40,000 miles.

But there's a big difference in how thrashed the cheapie compact rentals get versus the big upgrade cars.

It can be worth it. The only person I knew who owned a former rental drove it with no problems for close to a decade.
It was an '86 Nova.