Target Rent a Car, a division of Caparra Motor Service, Inc. was founded by Mr. Enrique Blanco Rojo and established on September 1964 in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Originally Caparra Motor Service, Inc. was a repair shop, and evolved into Shell Gas Station at Roosevelt Avenue in the Puerto Nuevo sector. After almost two decades, on October of 1979 the operations of Target Rent to Car began providing of short term car rental service. Since the beginnings it was established to cater the necessities of the local Car Rental market, the corporate clients and the internal and external tourism. Two locations in San Juan, Baldorioty and Caparra.
Rated by Anthony on 04/27/07 I always rent cars from Target, and the experience has been fantastic. Ms Torres is very professional and competent. I always rent the Honda Accord and the cars are I always get are very clean and new.
Target really " Aim to Please" the costumer. I see you all in Jun 07.
Anthony
Florida
Rated by Jazmine on 11/20/06 I rented there at the same time and her attitude was the same towards me I totally agree. Funny how things are right?
Rated by William Ottignon on 10/26/06 I recently rented a car from Target during my stay in Condado....at the recommendation of a close business associate. I can't speak highly enough of the courtesy, professionalism and promptness of both Ms. Torres and the van driver. My Suzuki Aero was new, clean and everything that was promised me. I'm ripping up my Hertz Gold Card! Why should I pay those insane prices when I can get great, friendly service at less than half the price? Bravo Target....you've won a new customer!
Rated by jay glaubitz on 12/15/04 Through my San Juan hotel concierge, on December 4th, I rented a car at your Baldorioty Avenue location. I had the unfortunate opportunity to work with Ms. Jocelyn Torres. Never in my life have I had such a poor experience with a car rental agent. Ms. Torres was most unpleasant and rude. She was refusing to accept my AAA insurance card as evidence of coverage and insisted I buy coverage from her. Please let me explain that I have rented cars in Europe, Africa, South America, Asia and throughout North America and EVERY single time my AAA insurance card was cheerfully accepted. But apparently it wasn't good enough for Ms. Torres. Upon reflection, I can only assume her rejection of AAA insurance was based on some monetary incentive to sell 3rd party coverage to your rental customers. I find this practice offensive and her cavalier attitude about it made me angry. Further, the condition of the car was terrible. It had not been washed or vacuumed in days and every single body panel was scratched and/or dented.
Upon return to my hotel, I complained to the concierge. He stated that he'd received complaints before and assured me they would no longer arrange rentals with your company. It's regretful that one person, Ms Torres, was able to spoil an otherwise wonderful visit to your island, and affect your company by the loss of future business from that hotel.