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Budget Offers One-Way Rates for Florida and Arizona

Customers can rent a vehicle from one location and return it at a different one, with unlimited mileage and no drop fees.

by Staff
April 7, 2010
2 min to read


Budget Rent A Car is offering special one-way rates from Florida to select locations in the United States in a limited-time offer that allows customers to rent a car at one location and return it to a different location, with unlimited mileage and no drop fees.

Customers traveling one-way from Florida to Arkansas, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee, can rent the following:

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• Compact vehicle for $9.95 per day
• Intermediate vehicle for $9.95 per day
• Full-size vehicle (two-door) for $11.95 per day
• Intermediate Sport Utility Vehicle for $26.95 per day
• Standard SUV for $29.95 per day

Budget is also offering special one-way rates from Arizona to select locations in Arizona, California and Nevada, including Budget neighborhood locations. Customers traveling one-way from the Grand Canyon State can rent the following:

• Economy vehicle for $16 per day
• Compact vehicle for $17 per day
• Intermediate vehicle for $18 per day
• Full-size vehicle for $20 per day
• Premium vehicle or convertible for $22 per day

"This time of year, Budget looks to move vehicles out of Florida and Arizona by providing customers with great deals," said Becky Alseth, senior vice president of marketing for Avis Budget Group, parent company of Budget. "We invite customers to take advantage of this valuable, seasonal offer on quality, well-maintained, reliable vehicles."

The Florida offer is valid for rental pickup through June 15, 2010 and customers must mention Budget Customer Discount (BCD) Number U105600 at the time of reservation.

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The Arizona offer is valid for pickup through April 30, 2010 and customers must reference BCD number U106400 at the time of reservation.

For information on the full terms and conditions on these rates, visit www.budget.com.

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