Posted by: Dhatterika!!! December 25, 2008
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dear Aurora
If you had purchased full coverage insurance from Enterprise, then you should be covered. You walk out without paying a single penny! If however, you did not purchase full coverage from Enterprise at the time of rental but relied on the full coverage through your auto insurance, then your auto insurance will cover for the repair of the wrecked car but you may be legally liable for the loss of business while the car is in repair.
Disclaimer: I am not an attorney and the above information should not be construed in any way as a legal advice. It is provided as an information based on my experience with renting from Enterprise and as a response to your post. If you run into a legal problem due to this case, you should hire an attorney duly licensed to practice law in the appropriate jurisdiction.
If you had purchased full coverage insurance from Enterprise, then you should be covered. You walk out without paying a single penny! If however, you did not purchase full coverage from Enterprise at the time of rental but relied on the full coverage through your auto insurance, then your auto insurance will cover for the repair of the wrecked car but you may be legally liable for the loss of business while the car is in repair.
Disclaimer: I am not an attorney and the above information should not be construed in any way as a legal advice. It is provided as an information based on my experience with renting from Enterprise and as a response to your post. If you run into a legal problem due to this case, you should hire an attorney duly licensed to practice law in the appropriate jurisdiction.