Europcar the leader in car
hire services in Europe for business and leisure users, hires out
thousands of vehicles every day. But the variety of weird and wonderful
items left by customers never fails to puzzle Europcar staff.
Unsurprisingly, sunglasses, CDs and loose change are the most common
items left in Europcar vehicles. However, some customers carry more
intriguing cargo when they travel, as Europcar’s lost property
department has recently reported. Some of the more unusual items found
in Europcar vehicles include 30 plants, two 6x10 ft. oil paintings, a
live mouse in a cage, hedge trimmer and ashes in an urn.
The urn of ashes was found when a vehicle was returned by a car hire at Belfast airport
customer. The ashes of the customer's mother had been brought over from
South Africa and the customer was relieved to have them back so that
she could scatter them at her mother's birth place.
And all the glasses that go unclaimed are recycled as part of Europcar's 'Go Green' pledge.
Perhaps the best item was left behind by a car hire in Blackpool
customer. It was a life-size dummy, dressed as an old lady and left in
the boot of a Ford Focus. The Europcar driver had the fright of his life
when he thought he’d found a body.
"Judging from our lost property, our vehicles have a tale to tell," said
Ken McCall, Managing Director, Europcar UK Group. "But our staff always
go out of their way to reunite our customers with their forgotten
items, no matter how bizarre."
Europcar is the leader in car rental services in Europe. Present in 140
countries, the company provides customers with access to the world's
largest vehicle rental network through its own operations, franchisees
and partnerships. With 6,500 employees committed to delivering customer
satisfaction and an average fleet of 190,000 vehicles, Europcar is
conscious of its corporate citizenship responsibilities. Winner of the
first World Travel Award recognizing the World's Leading Green Transport
Solutions Company, Europcar also was honoured with the Award in 2010
and 2011. Europcar is owned by Eurazeo.
For more information: www.europcar.co.uk
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