Canadian Car Rental Franchise Heading To Jamaica

There will be four new Rent-A-Wreck/PractiCar brand units opening up in Canada in the near future as well as a deal with two Jamaican airports in Montego Bay and Kingston. The Jamaican project will see the company introduce their U-Save brand to the island giving consumers a new choice in car rentals.

The car rental firm wish specialises in older vehicles that are cheaper for the public to rent are said to be over the moon at the new deals that have been set in motion.

"We are very excited about the continued development of the Rent-A-Wreck/PractiCar brand in Canada and the continued expansion of the U-Save brand both domestically and into international destinations. The availability to rent cars under the U-Save brand in the major airports in Jamaica helps promote worldwide awareness of the brand to price-conscious consumers," said Bob Barton the chief operating officer for the company's brands.

The brand has said they are also opening a franchise in South Carolina and that some other small operational airports have expressed an interest of having similar services available at their airports.

The three separate brands continue to grow in the North American market place with more branches opening up each month.

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