Your Adventure Awaits in a Suzuki Reno!
At Reno Reno Rental, our mission is to ensure Reno residents and Reno tourists can experience Reno the way Reno was meant to be experienced (in our opinion, it involves a Suzuki Reno in whatever color we might be able to ship to Reno).
About Reno Reno Rental
Welcome to Reno Reno Rental, the Reno-ist freaking car rental service serving the heart of Reno, Nevada! We only do one thing: We rent out the legendary Suzuki Reno, a very average hatchback sold in the US from 2004 through 2008. It wasn’t terribly successful, but it was imported from Japan during a brief period when Suzuki thought they could still compete against Toyota. Mostly because they were killing it with a vehicle called the Grand Vitara. They later threw a Hail Mary called the Kizashi or something, but no one bought it because it sounded like an infomercial knife. Too bad really, because it was actually good looking and supposedly drove quite well. Probably a lot better than the Reno ever did.
While exact sales numbers are hard to come by, we’ve only ever seen two Suzuki Reno cars, so it’s safe to assume they weren’t terribly popular.
Still, if you’re going to visit Reno, what better car to cruise the streets with? Whether you’re a Reno native or a visitor looking to experience the true essence of our city, there’s no better way to do it than in a Reno.
Our mission is simple: to ensure every Reno lover experiences Reno the way Reno was meant to be experienced—in a Reno! At Reno Reno Rental, we believe that driving around Reno in a Suzuki Reno isn’t just a means of transportation; it’s kind of a way of saying, “Hey, I’m in Reno in a Reno from this stupid place called Reno Reno Rental, and the car itself isn’t that great, but at least it runs, and I’m in Reno.”
Why choose Reno Reno Rental? Good question. There are a lot of other options, most of them offering far better vehicles with more amenities like back-up cameras, Bluetooth, or fresh upholstery.
Now that you mention it, we’re going to have to rethink this entire business. Your options are pretty limitless these days, and competitive. There’s Turo, where you can rent any car you want from a private owner, for instance. There’s Uber and Lyft, which offer conveniently chartered rides anywhere and anytime you wanna go somewhere. Then there’s Enterprise and Hertz and Avis and Budget rental cars, who are very well funded with a fleet that probably isn’t more than a year old at any given moment.
Suddenly we’re not feeling so proud of ourselves or our fleet of 20 year-old Reno cars, but if for some reason you’re into it, feel free to reach out. But it’s really not a big deal. We get it if you prefer convenience features like built-in navigation, lane-keeping assist, and a dashboard that doesn’t rattle.
Hypothetically, let’s just say that *if* you’re somehow ready for a trip that’s as Reno as Reno, hop into a Reno. It’s not just a drive around Reno, it’s a Reno, courtesy of Reno’s finest rental company, Reno Reno Rental.