Enterprise

About Enterprise

Take Care of Customers and Employees First.

That belief has guided Enterprise since 1957. Everything else, as founder Jack Taylor put it, will follow.

An Enterprise employee holds out keys in front of the green Enterprise sign

Our Story

Seven Cars and a Hunch.

After serving as a decorated Navy pilot in World War II, Jack Taylor returned home to St. Louis with a dedication to his country, his family and the dream of starting a business. In 1957 he embraced the novel concept of leasing automobiles, with a fleet of seven cars.

He named the company after the aircraft carrier he served on, the USS Enterprise. Today Enterprise offers car and truck rental, car sharing and car sales, with thousands of locations around the world.

The Enterprise Mission

What We Work Toward

  1. 01

    To provide our employees with a great place to work.

  2. 02

    To be the best transportation service provider in the world.

  3. 03

    To exceed our customers’ expectations for service, quality and value.

  4. 04

    To serve our communities as a committed corporate citizen.

Our People

Service You Can See

Every day at Enterprise is different. What stays the same is how much our teams care about what customers think and how they feel.

Life at Enterprise (opens in a new tab)
An Enterprise employee walks a family with luggage to their car
Walking customers to their vehicle
An Enterprise employee shows a customer the controls from the passenger seat
A walkthrough before the drive
An Enterprise employee with a tablet checks in with a customer seated in a car
Replacement rental pick-up
An Enterprise employee hands a key to a customer beside a rental vehicle
Handing over the keys

About this prototype

This is a redesign concept for Enterprise Rent-A-Car. It is not operated by Enterprise and is not connected to Enterprise reservation, location, pricing or account systems.

Sourced from enterprise.com

  • Photography and vehicle imagery
  • Vehicle classes, passengers and bags
  • Enterprise Plus program terms
  • Service descriptions and phone numbers

Demonstration only

  • Reservation search and booking
  • Rates, availability and totals
  • Branch results and sign-in
  • Lead, email and contact forms

To make a real reservation, visit enterprise.com (opens in a new tab).

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