Kelley Blue Book survey results show that ride- and car-sharing is not an imminent threat to new-car buying and vehicle ownership, despite the growing number of services being offered to consumers. The survey found that
General Motors announced a new car-sharing service called Maven a brand that combines all of GM’s new on-demand car service with hourly and daily car rates. The company is expanding to many US cities. The
Enterprise CarShare and Nissan are offering affordable rides for college students, staff and faculty to drive around town. Their new partnership supplies Enterprise CarShare fleets on nearly 90 university campuses exclusively with Nissan vehicles. Until