Dollar Rent-A-Car in USA

Dollar Rent-A-Car is quiet predominant in the US. It covers a big network of locations in the country, both suburban and On-Airport locations; it has offices in approximately 50+ US cities. Founded by Henry Caruso in Los Angeles, California, in 1965, Dollar Rent-A-Car was purchased by the company named Chrysler in 1990; the same company also bought Thrifty Car Rental and merged the two companies to form Dollar Thrifty Automotive Group. It was later bought by Hertz Global Holdings in 2012; despite the change in its ownerships over the years, just like Thrifty, Dollar Rent-A-Car still works as an entity.

What do you need to rent a car from Dollar in USA?

• Age requirements: One can rent a car from Dollar in the USA if he/she is 21 years old or above, however, renters aged 21-24 may have to pay an underage driver’s fee.
• Credit Card: Though for most Dollar US locations, renters will need a major credit to rent a car, in some locations, debit cards and Charge cards are allowed; read the T&C for more information.
• Driver’s License: US Residents only need their state issued driver’s licenses; non-residents will have to show their passport, visa, and other U.S. documentation besides the driving license.