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How often do people get in rental cars thinking they are like new? They are clean and shiny, but the truth is that they may have been driven pretty hard. They may have been treated more like a rock star's hotel room than property that you expect to own for awhile.

But, according to a great piece by ThePopTorts, there may be bigger problems than that. Apparently, the companies may not be paying attention to recalls. There has been testimony that they have been doing it intentionally. They don't want the down time and maybe like some of the renters they may not really care.

There are many writers here at the Injurboard who write about the dangers that exist on those perfect vacations:

5 Vacation Tips to Keep You from Being an Emergency Room Malpractice Victim, Emily Mapp Brannon | July 16, 2009 9:58 AM

Vacation Turned Tragedy: Boy Drowns at Fort Fisher Beach, Lawrence Egerton | August 14, 2009 9:35 AM

The Summer Months Invite Vacation Travel, but Let’s Not Forget that Accidents Can Happen. Robert Parks | June 16, 2009 9:03 PM

Vacation Safety: How Travel Warnings Could Impact Your Plans,David Mittleman | March 02, 2009 11:46 AM |

Don't let the shine of the "new car" lull you into believing that it's made for speed and reckless driving. Vacations are made for fun and getting back tanned and healthy.

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