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March 2005 Over the past decade, SA’s car rental industry has undergone significant adjustments, the most significant of these being the increase in competitor activity…
January 2005 “A pretty flat year” is how Rental Section, GM, Wayne Duvenage, sums up 2004 saying that real transaction growth was in the lower…
June 2004 Charging when and where the costs apply – as opposed to blanket rates increases – is a significant development within the car rental…
November 2003 Business Day Two years ago, the Southern African Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (SAVRALA), launched an association-endorsed Certificate programme in Fleet Management in…
The Southern African Vehicle Rental and Leasing AssociationSA Automotive Year Book 2003/2004 As published in CD-format during October 2003 Representing more than 90% of South…
August 2003 Alarm bells are sounding in the car rental industry following the results of independent research released in July. Customers across-the-board are being warned…
July 2003 Following close on the heels of the thorough revision of the Association’s Constitution in October 2000, it was appropriate to devise a relevant…
June 2003 It’s rewarding to see that membership of the Southern African Vehicle Rental and Leasing Association (SAVRALA) remains steady and this indicates that all…
Jan 2003 With the disastrous road death tally run up during the December/January holiday period still fresh in our minds and following the Transport Minister’s…
Nov 2002 Alive with possibilities! That’s the slogan that South Africa’s Marketing Council believes encapsulates the spirit of this country. Captains of industry and Minister…
If you operate in the vehicle rental or leasing industry, SAVRALA is your association. Membership offers the credibility of being a part of a professional trade body, a voice in our powerful lobbying efforts, and access to specialised business and legal support tailored for the unique needs of the vehicle rental and leasing sector.