GtX
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Hertz is relying on asymmetric information and hoping to catch some uninformed buyer in a quick sale before the value of these drops even further
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going to Vegas next week - will get one for the day to playForget about buying one of the Hertz rental Jeeps, I'm going to hold out for one for the Hertz Hendrick Motorsports Camaro ZL1's.
Hertz Limited-Edition Camaro ZL1
The Z06 all sold out in days.They're already liquidating their Special Edition Z06s, so you won't have to wait long.
You sure about that price? He have a trade? Even in a state with no sales tax that would be a unbelievable deal OTD.My buddy got a screaming deal, 2020 Sahara with 2k miles for 32k OTD
I'm actually surprised because unless I understand bankruptcy laws incorrectly, once they file and sign for bankrupcty protection, they can't liquidate anything. It becomes the responsability of the Lawyer or whoever it is in the U.S. etc but someone part of the bankruptcy process is responsible for those sales and its usualy the liquidator and if it is, his only and sole purpose is to gather as much money as he can from whats in assets in the company to make up lost funds. So technically, he may post a price, then decide to lower it until it sells because for him, tis not a question of price, but rather a question of time, he has limited time to action and as such in an bankrupcty liquidation, it usualy goes to auction and I don't understand the sale type here, it just doesn't make sense to me unless I missed something.
I highly recommend you never buy a car that I have rented...
Team Enterprise.
F#*% it, Its a rental!!!!