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A New Way to Rent Luxury Rental Cars: Silvercar

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By Carmen

The car rental industry has remained largely unchanged for decades. However, if you are willing to try something new, there’s a better way to rent a car thanks to a company named Silvercar. The name comes from the fact that the company rents only one type of luxury vehicle: a silver Audi A4. Not only that, the process is insanely simple.

Here’s how it works:

  • Download an app to your smart phone
  • Set up your profile, make your reservation
  • When you arrive at the airport walk directly to the lot, scan the QR code, and drive away
  • Upon departure, park your car in the lot and go directly to the airport terminal

With Silvercar, there are no counters, no attendants, and no hassle. It is the simplest and easiest way to rent a car. Currently Silver car services Austin, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Houston. We’re hoping for more cities soon.

Website: www.silvercar.com

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