Car Hire Businesses for sale in South Africa

Match every vehicle's registration, VIN, licence, finance agreement, roadworthiness where required and service history to the asset register. Separate owned, financed, leased, consigned and replacement vehicles, noting arrears, encumbrances and accident histories.

Review rates, mileage, fuel, extensions, late returns, deposits, excesses, damage assessments, traffic fines and cancellation terms. Reconcile open rentals and customer balances, identifying disputes, chargebacks and deposits that must transfer or be refunded.

Inspect fleet policies for permitted drivers, age limits, territories, vehicle classes, tracking, security, excesses and exclusions. Review claims history, uninsured losses, premium changes and procedures for accidents, theft and cross-border use.

Reconcile reservation records, vehicle movements, signed contracts, card settlements and bank receipts. Calculate paid rental days, downtime and revenue per available vehicle, excluding complimentary use, workshop days and long-uncollected receivables.

Review POPIA controls for identity documents, driving licences, payment details, tracking records and accident files. Confirm lawful collection, access, retention, security and transfer arrangements for reservation platforms, agents and outsourced processors.

Forecast servicing, tyres, licence renewals, finance settlements and replacement by vehicle age and mileage. Compare book values with realistic disposal proceeds, accident history and downtime, then include funding needed to maintain a rentable fleet.