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Avis Launches One-Way Deals from Florida, Arizona
Avis Car Rental has announced one-way rate deals for customers traveling from Florida and Arizona to select destinations in the United States.

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Photo via Atomic Taco/Flickr.
Avis Car Rental has announced one-way rate deals for customers traveling from Florida and Arizona to select destinations in the United States.
This special offer gives customers the ability to rent a car in one place and return it in another — all with unlimited mileage and no drop fees, according to the company.
Customers leaving Florida can rent an economy, compact, mid-size, standard, or full-size vehicle for $7.95 per day. Convertibles are available for $14.95 per day and SUVs — including intermediate-sized, standard, and standard elite models — are available for $17.95 per day. Vans are also available, with passenger vans at $7.95 per day and minivans at $24.95 per day.
Customers departing Arizona can rent an economy, compact, intermediate, standard, or full-size vehicle for $7.99 per day or $54.99 per week. Premium vehicles and intermediate SUVs are also available for $16.99 per day or $118.99 per week.
"The warmer weather is just around the corner, so this is the time to start planning that trip back north from Florida or back west from Arizona," said Scott Deaver, Avis Budget Group’s executive vice president and chief marketing officer. "We're happy to offer snowbirds and others wishing to travel one way from these great states a money-saving way to do so."
The Florida offer is valid for rental pick-up through June 30, 2016. The Arizona offer is valid for rental pick-up through May 31, 2016, according to Avis. Vehicles must be rented from and dropped off at select locations.
For information on participating locations or to make a reservation, customers can visit www.avis.com and access the promotion details through the "offers" section. Or they can call 1-888-777-AVIS and mention Avis Worldwide Discount (AWD) S705900 for the Florida offer or A081600 for the Arizona deal.
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