Sixt USA
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Bentley
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I just found a report about the situation of Sixt in US. For all who are interested in here a short summary:
"The car rental company Sixt is benefiting from its expansion into the USA. Around ten years after entering the market at Miami Airport, business at the now 99 stations in North America is bigger than in the home country.
`The U.S. is the biggest growth engine for the future of the Group,` said co-CEO Alexander Sixt on Thursday in Pullach near Munich. Last year alone, the U.S. business grew by 55 percent to 908 million euros, which is just under a third of Sixt's total revenue.
The potential of what has become Sixt's most important market is huge: with a volume equivalent to 34 billion euros, the US rental business is by far the largest in the world. With a market share of three percent, Sixt is far behind the industry giants Hertz and Avis, but is aiming for a market share of ten percent at the 50 most important airports by 2027. Specialization in German brands is expected to help.
Two-thirds of Sixt's fleet consists of premium models, preferably from German manufacturers such as BMW, Mercedes and Audi, which are particularly popular with Americans."
"The car rental company Sixt is benefiting from its expansion into the USA. Around ten years after entering the market at Miami Airport, business at the now 99 stations in North America is bigger than in the home country.
`The U.S. is the biggest growth engine for the future of the Group,` said co-CEO Alexander Sixt on Thursday in Pullach near Munich. Last year alone, the U.S. business grew by 55 percent to 908 million euros, which is just under a third of Sixt's total revenue.
The potential of what has become Sixt's most important market is huge: with a volume equivalent to 34 billion euros, the US rental business is by far the largest in the world. With a market share of three percent, Sixt is far behind the industry giants Hertz and Avis, but is aiming for a market share of ten percent at the 50 most important airports by 2027. Specialization in German brands is expected to help.
Two-thirds of Sixt's fleet consists of premium models, preferably from German manufacturers such as BMW, Mercedes and Audi, which are particularly popular with Americans."
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47_rolling
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Thx for this interesting information @Bentley! 
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Van08
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