A Bright Future for First Car Rental

A Bright Future for First Car Rental Submission Details

Author: Viv Quann from Hot Salsa Media.
More Info link: https://www.firstcarrental.co.za
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Editors Notes:
First Car Rental is a proudly South African car rental company that has been in business for over 17 years. With more than 8500 vehicles in use across South Africa and 51 car rental branches located nationwide, including branches at all major South African airports, business and tourist destinations. We also have an operational presence in Malta, Mauritius, Tanzania and Turkey.

Worldwide, First Car Rental is partnered with SIXT rent a car, one of Europe’s largest car hire companies, to provide international car hire in over 100 countries and 4 500 locations.

First Car Rental prides itself on a car hire fleet that comprises of an impressive range of well-maintained vehicles ranging from no-frills models to top-of-the-range luxury cars. They also offer services such as direct transfers, long-term car rental and wedding car hire.

Keep in touch with First Car Rental
Website: www.firstcarrental.co.za
Facebook: www.facebook.com/firstcarrental
Twitter: www.twitter.com/firstcarrental
Instagram: www.instagram.com/firstcarrental
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Issued by Hot Salsa Media on behalf of First Car Rental
For more information please contact Viv Quann at viv@hotsalsamedia.co.za

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