Hertz was founded in 1918 by Walter Jacobs, a Jew who lived in Chicago. He sold it in 1923 to John Hertz, a Jewish immigrant from Hungary. In 1926 Hertz sold the company to General Motors. GM sold it in 1953 and the company became independent. Jacobs continued to run the company until he retired in 1960; both Hertz and GM had more and bigger other business ventures. In 1967 Hertz was bought by RCA, whose chairman David Sarnoff was a Jewish immigrant from Belarus. In 1985, RCA was bought by GE, who immediately sold Hertz to the company that owned United Airlines. Ford would buy Hertz over a seven year period beginning in 1987. Ford spun if off in 1997 and bought it back in 2001. Ford sold it again to private investors in 2005 who took it public in 2006. Hertz bought Dollar and Thrifty within the past decade. The largest stockholder today is Carl Icahn, who owns about 9% of the company. Icahn is Jewish.
(I wish I had been the investment banker getting the commissions on all those flips of the company.)