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	<title>Comments on: Zipcar&#8217;s better mousetrap may give IPO a snap</title>
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		<title>By: carsharepundit</title>
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		<description>It&#039;s a very rosy picture indeed. That fact is that Zipcar is struggling with slowing growth, increasing competition - from so-called P2P car sharing and OEM&#039;s like Daimler &amp; BMW - and is simply unable to grow organically outside the USA in any meaningful way (let alone a non-English speaking culture). European markets are different, well developed, highly competitive, anti-American and already proven resistant to anything but acquisition. It is a great idea, but outside the USA, Zipcar is not the cool, hip &#039;inventor of a category&#039; that it can gets to play at home. More like a take-over target for VW or Ford....</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It&#8217;s a very rosy picture indeed. That fact is that Zipcar is struggling with slowing growth, increasing competition &#8211; from so-called P2P car sharing and OEM&#8217;s like Daimler &#038; BMW &#8211; and is simply unable to grow organically outside the USA in any meaningful way (let alone a non-English speaking culture). European markets are different, well developed, highly competitive, anti-American and already proven resistant to anything but acquisition. It is a great idea, but outside the USA, Zipcar is not the cool, hip &#8216;inventor of a category&#8217; that it can gets to play at home. More like a take-over target for VW or Ford&#8230;.</p>
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