Thank you for the suggestion. Do you know what the upgrade fee might be to go from a full size to the Camaro SS? A full size for a week is around $430 so if they charge $50/day to upgrade that would add on another $350 plus increased taxes/surcharges which would bring it up over $800. That's much better than $900+.

Is there a discount code that works in Switzerland? I tried a few and the rate doesn't change. Oddly, the car is a couple dollars cheaper on carrentals.com than Avis's own website. Thanks.

Avis: Feb 3-Feb 10, MCO-MIA
 

Thank you for the code. Saved me $50 off lowest Avis I could otherwise find (through Autoslash.com-$245) and $120 off lowest Hertz ($305). ^^^

Just booked a rental in France using the Air France Flying Blue Code (F982700). Worked out to be much cheaper than any other code I had found, including the European "deals" AWD on the Avis website. It's a public code, so should be pretty safe for use.

I've been using the Deloitte AWD multiple times at both my local Avis location as well as at BOS. Each time I feel like they're going to crack down on me. Last time I called to reserve a car for the same day (web site was telling me no vehicle available) I gave her the AWD and she goes "who is this for?". I think I pronounced Deloitte wrong because she asked twice.

I have an upcoming EWR rental with National, but debating booking with Avis as well and if they give me a hard time about the AWD I'd just leave and get the National car.

Coupon for one-way rental?
 

Doing a last-minute one-way trip between Mount Laurel/Cherry Hill NJ and ORF. Leaving 1/30 at noon and dropping off 1/31 at noon.

Using an AWD code getting $79 ($91.03 with taxes) for unlimited miles (subcompact - full size). Was wondering if there were any coupon codes I could use on top of this for $$$ off or upgrades? Would consider cheaper alternatives as well.

Lockheed Corporate Discount
 

Does anyone know if they verify ID for this AWD? I see that you must use a Lockheed e-mail to get Avis preferred service.

Everett

Like every corporate ID, there is always a chance they will verify you work for the company/organization whose discount code you are using. If you can't provide proof, you can end up paying the walk-up rate which is far higher than what you can book on-line even with a crappy discount code.

I used the Lockheed AWD just last week in Tampa, with Preferred Service. No questions asked.

I've never been asked for ID for a corporate AWD, but recently a counter agent said "Oh, you work for [name of company]? I did once. What do you do?" I was able to answer, but wondered later whether this was just casual conversation, or the beginning of a test - if I had fumbled, would he have asked for ID? Didn't matter, since I was legit on that one.

Same here, but there are multiple offices for Lockheed in my city so it was pretty easy to just think of a job.

Is there any good AWD for Australia? I must have tried a hundred different AWDs and they all give about the same discount, +/- $10. Thanks.

I tried it in Auckland. Was totally busted :( Ended up costing almost $300 more than the normal nondiscounted rate I saw on their website.:td:

Thanks for posting about your experience. I think E153702 should not be used in Oceania, with problems now reported in SYD and AKL!

You can never tell. I used it without any problems in Sydney in 2013. I've also used it in Santiago (Chile) and Zurich, among other places over the years. This code seems to have had a checkered history. I signed up for it through a newspaper ad in Spain in the 80's. It may have become an employee code some time later. At any rate, I do agree that it might be best to avoid it.