Avis Launches New Vehicle Selection Service for Avis Preferred Members
With the new Select & Go service, customers drive their selected vehicle to the exit gate, present a valid driver's license to the Avis representative and the rental check-out process is completed.
Avis Car Rental introduced on June 4 Avis Preferred Select & Go, a vehicle selection service that gives members of Avis Preferred — the company's express rental program — three new options for service.
Beginning this summer, Avis Preferred members can:
Keep and drive away in their pre-assigned rental vehicle
Exchange their car, at no additional charge, by selecting another one from the designated area
Upgrade their vehicle for an additional charge by choosing a specialty car or SUV from the designated area.
With the new Select & Go service, customers drive their selected vehicle to the exit gate, present a valid driver's license to the Avis representative and the rental check-out process is completed. Avis Preferred Select & Go will be available at 50 airport locations in the United States and Canada by the end of 2012.
"With Avis Preferred Select & Go our frequent renters are empowered to select the vehicle that best fits their needs or occasion — whether by make and model, color or size — and the rental process is faster than ever," said Gina Bruzzichesi, senior VP, customer experience, Avis Budget Group.
For more information on Avis Preferred Select & Go or to enroll in Avis Preferred, visit www.avis.com/select&go.
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