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New way to search for rental cars

Friday, 26 Jul, 2005 0

Kayak.com introduced what it called the most advanced rental car search on the Web.

The functionality searches for rental cars the same way it scours the Web for airline flights, according to Kayak officials.

Rental car shoppers using the system can compare cars and prices directly from suppliers. Users can also access special Web-only deals and limit their search to their own particular criteria.

Said Steve Hafner, CEO and co-founder of Kayak.com:

“Kayak.com’s rental car search product brings simplicity and choice to what had previously been a frustrating and time-consuming shopping experience.”

Report by David Wilkening



 

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