York Car RentalReviews of yorkcarrental.com

Regina Thompson says it all. I wish I read her review before I booked through Hopper. I walked away with no car because I refused to pay the ridiculous fees and excuses for cars. 5 customers in a crazy little office with one slow scamming employee. for over 2 hours and ALL experienced the same thing. Crazy they are allowed to to business. NEVER rent from them or their scan companies.

Bottom Line Up-Front: This company is running a fully fledged bait and switch scam (and have been for several years). They will lure you in through cheap prices online, and then hit you with fee after fee once you arrive to pick-up your car. At this point you have little option given cancellation fees + how far they are from the airport. They know they have you by the b*lls and they squeeze as tight as they can. Don't take my word for it. Look up all their shell company names (see photos for all their names) on Yelp*, including; One Switch (1 star, 100+ reviews) on Yelp NextCar (1 star, 150+ reviews) on Yelp SurPrice (1 star, 1700+ reviews) on TrustPilot MexRentACar (1 star, 325+ reviews) on TrustPilot Routes (1 star, 10+ reviews) on Yelp The latest name they go by is York Car Rental. Clearly they just create new shell companies once their older names get enough bad press. They dont even bother to update their signage anymore (the lone exception being their airport shuttle to ensure you arrive where they intend to rob you). A sample of some of the fees they charge; - $100+ a day insurance fee. If you want to use your own insurance and can show full coverage (an insurance binder from a top 5 insurance company, that's not your cc provided insurance), they charge $25 a day to "transfer" your insurance - $100+ for "unlimited SunPass". If you want to use your own transponder, they still leave theirs on, and charge you $20 for every day it registers a toll (despite yours also receiving the toll) plus toll fees. - $100 for not returning the car vacuumed and cleaned (same condition as you received it) - $500-1000 security deposit, despite having primary insurance coverage - $$$$$$$$$$ for any scratches you did not fully document/photograph as being there when you picked up the car TLDR; book elsewhere. *Note, from some basic analysis of review patterns (all 1 star or 5 star) its clear they pay to have fake reviews put up on on various review sites (Yelp is the hardest to do this on). The fake reviews all follow the same format, of naming somebody as being so helpful ("Francisco at the front counter was incredible! He even tickled my huevos!").