Dollar and Thrifty Car Rentals Lower Minimum Age for Renters

WHY IT RATES: Travel agents working with younger clients will be happy to learn that Hertz has lowered its minimum age for car rentals in the United States and Canada.—Donald Wood, Breaking News Senior Writer.

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Dollar and Thrifty car rental brands, part of The Hertz Corporation, announced Thursday that they are lowering the minimum age to rent a car from 21 to 20 years old in the United States and Canada. In Michigan, New York and the province of Quebec, the minimum age to rent a vehicle will remain 18 for both brands as required by law.

Dollar and Thrifty are committed to attracting younger renters and giving more people the opportunity to travel. Dollar, for example, is known for being a trusted, dependable and affordable brand—”We never forget whose dollar it is”—for family travelers. Thrifty, on the other hand, is recognized for the deals—”As thrifty as you are”—it offers leisure travelers who enjoy the gratification of saving in the moment for an experience in the future.

“Providing our customers with practical solutions is a top priority across all our brands,” said Paul Stone, Chief Retail Operations Officer, Hertz. “Lowering the minimum age requirement at our Dollar and Thrifty locations will give more customers the opportunity to rent a vehicle while creating a new generation of customers who appreciate Dollar and Thrifty values.”

Susan Jacobs, Senior Vice President, Dollar and Thrifty Brands, added, “Now, even more customers will be able to experience our Dollar and Thrifty brands when traveling. From families taking vacations to students entering college, these customers can now look to both brands to help them get where they’re going, exceeding their expectations along the way.”

For more information, reach out to your local travel agent.

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SOURCE: The Hertz Corporation press release.

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