Hertz Car Rental

Hertz Rent A Car is the largest general-use car rental company in the world, with 1,900 locations in the United States and 5,100 offices worldwide in 65 countries. The Hertz car rental fleet includes mostly Ford brands such as Mazda, Volvo, Mercury and Lincoln, but many locations also carry models by Toyota, Hyundai, Kia and General Motors.

The Hertz Fun Collection features over 12,000 vehicles tailor-made for travelers seeking exciting driving experiences, with cars that can be reserved by specific make and model at major airports. The Hertz Prestige Collection features cars from Ford's Premier Automotive Group, and several other luxury makes,  available at most of the more competitive rental locations. The Hertz Green Collection allows customers to reserve specific models of environmentally friendly vehicles, all of which have EPA highway fuel efficiency ratings of at least 31 highway miles per gallon, and most of which carry the SmartWay certification, indicating lower emissions of air pollutants and greenhouse gases. Hertz car rental pioneered in-car satellite-based navigation in a portion of its rental fleet, with the introduction of Hertz Neverlost. Hertz #1 Club membership is available around the world at no sign-up cost and offers member benefits such as faster registrations and rentals, special savings, and more selection at major US airports and popular vacation spots.

At corporate Hertz Rent A Car locations in the US, Puerto Rico, and St. Thomas, customers who are age 21-24 are able to rent selected vehicles (excluding luxury and other models) for an additional daily surcharge. Hertz accepts most major credit cards, some debit cards, Hertz Charge Card, and the Hertz Cash Deposit ID Card. At the time of rental you will need to present a current driver's license and a valid credit card in the renter's name. Debit cards are permitted as most US locations subject to review of your credit history. One way rentals are available to certain locations for an additional fee. Hertz vehicles cannot be dropped off in Alaska and driving there is regulated by specific location restrictions. Driving into Canada is permitted but cars may not be driven into or dropped off in Mexico. Other international rules and regulations vary from country to country.