Transportation and car hire

Article Abstract:

In 1998, the UK market for transportation and car hire was valued at 17,431.6 million pounds sterling, representing a 19.2% increase on 1995. The market is forecast to grow a further 28.2% by the year 2003, to 22,343 million pounds. Air travel dominates the sector in value terms, followed by rail travel, sea travel, cruising and car hire. An overview of key trends is given, along with market discussion, sector data, details of leading players and forecasts for the future.

Transit and Ground Passenger Transportation, Local and Suburban Transportation, Passenger Transportation, Transportation industry, Public transportation

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Car rental

Article Abstract:

In 1994, the market for car rental in the UK was valued at 502 million pounds sterling, representing a 2% rise on 1993. The market is forecast to grow by 6% to 533 million pounds by 1999. Vauxhall, Rover, and Ford make up 81% of the market in terms of brand. An overview of the market is given, including background, size, market sectors, company profiles, consumer profiles, advertising, distribution, prices, and forecasts for the future.

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Car rental

Article Abstract:

In 1994, the car rental industry in the UK rose 2% to 502 million pounds sterling, with transaction volumes up 1%. Of the total, 67% was made up by business users; and Vauxhall, Rover and Ford are the dominant brands within the industry. An industry overview is provided, including details of consumer spending, market data, key trends, market shares, company profiles, advertising, distribution, and forecasts for the future.

Car leasing, Car rental, Contracts, Automobiles

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