The storm has destroyed thousands of vehicles leaving car rental companies in difficulty last minute air line tickets amid rising demand before Thanksgiving and Christmas. Therefore people who want to rent a car for Thanksgiving might not find one or might find only a hefty premium. Tadd Rosenfeld, who is flying to New York today, said he managed to find a car at U-Save, but it is $350 a day, more than his plane ticket from Florida. He said that he is seriously considering renting a moving truck.
A solution to this problem was to bring cars from other parts of the country and also to keep the older models, which they would have normally sold to used-car dealers. Thousands of cars were flooded during the storm or destroyed by falling trees, and until they will be repaired or replaced, rental companies have to manage with what they have.
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