National, owned by
Alamo!!!!!!
Just rented from
Enterprise the other day (dealership picked up the charge). Boy did they try to get me take insurance. When I said no, she said you know you are responsible for any possible damages. I said no, you took my Diners Club card and they are primary insurance. YOU will have to deal with THEM if there are any damages, which there wheren't. They also have on the papers you have to sign that in the event of an accident you will file an accident report with the state. Duh, it's the law, your license is suspended if you don't.
One nice thing with Hertz, you don't go thru the elaborate production of walking around the car at check-out/check-in. Maybe it's because I'm a Gold Club member with a corporate discount!!
One funny (?) thing did happen last time I used Hertz. I had to extend the rental another week. The computer went whoopy, crashed and didn't take the extension. On top of that Diners Club formed an alliance with Master Card resulting in new cards being issued. When I activated the new card, it deactivated the old one (that's the one the car was rented on). Needless to say when they called home to advise me of the problem, a relative, staying with me, took the call and didn't advise me of the problem, only to call Hertz at my convenience. I got a registered letter demanding I return the car or face arrest. One phone call straightened it all out. They gave me three days free.