Review - enterprise car rental in las vegas
All car rentals at the Las Vegas airport are handled by a central facility which houses most of the major car rental brands, I.e. Hertz, enterprise, budget. Access to the facility is by shuttlebus, and is around a 10-15 minute long ride. The Enterprise rental facility was very professionally run, and knew their business well. At the time, they had the cheapest rates. If you’ve never been to Las Vegas, I’d recommend that you also rent the GPS unit (approx $10 per day) , or bring your own. The car I had, a Mitsubishi Galante 2009 was running well, and was mostly clean except for the back seats which had some visible stains, most probably from spilled drinks. Air conditioner in the Galante worked extremely well, especially for the August Las Vegas desert heat.
I didn’t have the opportunity to test out the “tiptronic”-like gear shift system… Looked interesting though.One important note for Canadians in Las Vegas… The gas station quick pay credit card system won’t work for Canadians. Their systems ask for a US zip code, which doesn’t work with Canadian credit cards. You’ll need to pay first with the attendent and then gas up, if you don’t use up your entire amount, it will automatically be refunded to you.