A retired Canadian couple says Enterprise Rent-A-Car tried to stick them with a $7,000 bill after accusing the couple of putting diesel fuel in a rental SUV — a claim they deny and say was never proven.
Kelly and Katherine Graves of Kelowna, British Columbia, had returned a 2025 Dodge Durango to National Car Rental, owned by Enterprise, at Edmonton International Airport after an uneventful trip in April 2025, according to CBC.
Before drop-off, they filled the tank at a 7-Eleven about 35 miles from the airport, paying about $44 for fuel, and then drove the vehicle back without any issues.
About a week later, the couple received a call from the rental company saying the SUV wouldn’t start and that diesel fuel had been detected in the engine. They were
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