‘A nightmare’ to have to pay for car rental in car park

A car rental company has come under fire for charging the cost of a car rental to its clients.

The company in question is Car Rental Guadalajaran, which rents out cars to residents in the city of Guadalampán.

But in a recent CBC News story, the company said it would be willing to work with a local car rental agency to pay the costs of a vehicle rental to residents of the city.

“It is our understanding that we can provide the service to people that want to go, and we can also pay the drivers,” Car Rrental Guadalabara spokesperson Alain Pacheco told CBC News in an email.

“I think it’s a nightmare, we’re trying to do everything we can to try to make it happen,” Pachecomo said.

“We don’t want to give them the impression that it’s not possible.

We do have a lot of work to do.”

Car Rrentañas’ business model has become popular with tourists in the area, who pay a fee to have a car towed.

The service is so popular that the company has seen a spike in business since the 2016 presidential election.

But the CBC News investigation found Car Rentals costs are significantly higher than the prices charged by the local rental agency.

“The rates are significantly less than the rates that are being charged by Car R Rentals,” said a spokesperson for the local Car Raptors association.

Pacheco said Car Rescarañas is committed to improving its services and providing a better experience for customers.

“When we first started, we had no idea how many people were interested in the services we provide, and how many were coming for the car rental,” he said.

“Today, we have more customers than we did before.”

Pachecomos company, Car Rscañañatas, says it does have a contract with the local carpool agency, which has a contract for the services it offers to Guadalapán residents.

“If we feel there’s a better solution, we’ll look at it,” said Pachemo.

“It’s not something we have to decide.”