Coscharis and SIXT join forces in car rental partnership
Coscharis Motors and German rental car firm, SIXT, have announced a partnership aimed at improving tourism and the logistic industries in Nigeria through a car rental and leasing service. On Friday, at a press conference in Abuja, Dr Cosmas Maduka, Coscharis chairman, reported that his company’s partnership with SIXT occurred by (read more)
by Anna Nicholls July 21st, 2008
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Sixt expects growth in car rentals
Sixt ,a major European car hire company with an especially prominent presence in Germany, is expecting a very positive economic (read more)
by Dave Anderson June 24th, 2008
Sixt profit margin on the up
According to a report on Bloomberg, Germany’s largest car hire agency, Sixt, reported a 9.3 percent rise in its first (read more)
by Anna Nicholls June 4th, 2008
Sixt car rental profits jump by 9 percent
Sixt remains Germany's largest car rental firm and the company received an additional boost today, when it was revealed that its profits rose by 9.3 percent during the first (read more)
by Frank Todd May 29th, 2008
French rentals for Bank Holiday
A recent survey has found that the cost of hiring a car for a family of five to explore France over the June bank holiday ranges from €161 to €257. The (read more)
by Robert Bergerson May 22nd, 2008
Sixt to promote Mille Miglia classic car race as mobility and marketing partner
According to a news release, Sixt is to promote the most classic car race in the world, the Mille Miglia from May 15-18. Sixt will act as the race’s marketing (read more)
by Dave Anderson May 17th, 2008
Sixt offers reduction on holiday car rentals
Sixt, Germany’s most prominent car rental firm, is offering a number of highly competitively priced and reduced holiday rentals, all of which come with unlimited mileage, theft insurance protection and (read more)
by Jean Adams April 16th, 2008
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