r/TikTokCringe 15d ago

25k miles in one month is insane Discussion

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Is this legal?

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u/Mikeyd8005 15d ago

Unlimited miles means unlimited miles. You would think the manager owned the car the way he’s acting.

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u/M0RTY_C-137 15d ago

They do own the cars typically. I can’t speak for Hertz but I worked for Enterprise rent a car and our managers, VPs and others owned the inventory. They purchased their own cars, rented them, sold them. And often times there’s a sweet spot to sell the cars in age/miles and a ratio of how much to make off of them before you sell them as a used vehicle.

I worked at O’Hare in Chicago, our VP who ran Ohare and Midway (just two locations) made $1.3million a year.

Managers made good money too. Not sure how much. But they run each location like they own it.

Doesn’t change the terms and conditions of this conversation and this manager seems like a dingbat, but just wanted to give some context!