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July 17, 2012 09:00 am GMT
Car sharing is suddenly a hot topic and a number of startups like Getaround, Wheelz and JustShareIt are trying to capture a slice of this nascent market. Detroit-based RelayRides just leapfrogged quite a few of these by partnering with General Motor's OnStar service. Using OnStar's proprietary API, which will become available to other developers later this summer, the company's potential users now include the millions of Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick and GMC owners who will now be able to rent out their cars "without the hassle of installing expensive aftermarket hardware or having to meet a renter to hand off keys."
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RelayRides Teams Up With OnStar, Makes Car Sharing Easier For Millions Of GM Owners
Car sharing is suddenly a hot topic and a number of startups like Getaround, Wheelz and JustShareIt are trying to capture a slice of this nascent market. Detroit-based RelayRides just leapfrogged quite a few of these by partnering with General Motor's OnStar service. Using OnStar's proprietary API, which will become available to other developers later this summer, the company's potential users now include the millions of Chevrolet, Cadillac, Buick and GMC owners who will now be able to rent out their cars "without the hassle of installing expensive aftermarket hardware or having to meet a renter to hand off keys."Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/FmIm2RNm85w/
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