when renting a car should cruise control be standard equipment on an intermediate car rental. Rented w/ AARP?

I realize that cruise is not always standard on a car, when renting through AARP& a female which suggests that the renter is an older person would you not consider this a factor & either rent her a car equipped with cruise knowing that the driving distance was over 1,000 miles one way, or at least mention this fact to her & suggest she go for an upgrade to higher class? would you consider a Pontiac G5, Nissan Sentra, Hyundai Accent & Toyota corrolla to be in the same class of vehicle?

Final result, cruise control is considered to be standard equipment on an Intermediate size car with Enterprise,as the district manager informed me yesterday while refunding my money.A Hyundai Accent is actually in the Budget class(bottom level) not the imtermediate which is the 3rd level up.The man was appalled that one of his managers would try to (his words) scam me.The manager & 6 employees agreed they would'nt drive 100 mi.w/o cruise much less1,000.It's great that at 58 yr old you are still resiliant & patient enough to drive 1600 mi w/o cruise. As far as controlling my speed that was never an issue,the issue was that I was given a car that was not considered to be in the car class that I had chosen and PAID for and had every right to expect.As they say you get what you pay for,once reported to the right person that is exactly what I got.So I am very pleased, some times it does help to stand up & say no, I won't allow you to take advantage of me.I hope others will do the same.