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Leasing Drives Growth for Hertz UAE

Travel News Asia 22 March 2006

Hertz UAE is predicting 25% business growth over the next three years, with vehicle leasing continuing to outpace short-term car rentals.

Bob Farrow, General Manager of Hertz UAE, part of the Al Futtaim Group, made the forecast Tuesday while announcing the company’s latest long-term lease offering – a Toyota Yaris at Dhs 1,342 per month – to companies and individuals for whom buying cars doesn’t add up.

“For a lot of people working here on fixed-term contracts leasing is far more attractive, and it’s the same for a good deal of employers offering company cars,” said Farrow.

“Apart from the immediate outlay in buying a car there are a lot of additional expenses, including insurance, service and maintenance, and annual registration, added to depreciation which has to be taken into account by someone weighing up buying against leasing.

Farrow added, “Leasing accounts for around 85% of our business and this is where we will see far more growth in the future as opposed to short-term rentals. For the next three years we expect annual growth of 25%.”

The newest Hertz UAE leasing offer applies to the Toyota Yaris 1.3L (A) basic model which has received excellent reviews since being introduced to the Middle East Market recently.

Those who take out a four year lease pay discounted rates for a fully insured vehicle which has undergone a 40-point quality check-up and is covered by a round-the-clock back up and support service.

The Toyota Yaris long-term lease plan is available at any of Hertz UAE’s 13 car rental branches in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah, Fujairah and Ras Al Khaimah.

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