Pros And Cons Of Zipcar

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It can be positive or negative. In the years to come, It’s hard to say what Zipcar members and their expecting customers should expect. Merging with Avis, Zipcar will have more advantage to grow even more rapidly because Avis years of establishment. The team and members should increase financially. “Zipcar will receive financial backing, the right to obtain more car stock, and a better movement of their service network. Avis will improve efficiency of process for rental technology and a rising brand (Kabak, B., (2013), para. 4).” Zipcar should go forward with their excellent transport rental services arrangement which include lower rates, gas and insurance that will always attract new customers. Zipcar unique and popular ways of helping people

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