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Your Vehicle Guide to Book Car Rental with Confidence European Fleet North American Fleet Your vehicle guide to book car rental with confidence European Fleet Elite—The term 'elite' has been selected by ACRISS to identify a category of vehicle that is superior to another of equal body size. The difference between the two vehicles may be Price, Engine size, Performance, Fixtures, Features or any combination of these. Mini Economy Compact Intermediate Standard MCMN ECMR CDMR IDMR SDMR Peugeot 1007 Opel/Vauxhall Corsa Citroen C4 VW Passat Peugeot 407 Mini Elite — NCMN Economy Elite—HCMR Compact Elite—DDMR Intermediate Elite—JDMR Standard Elite—RDMR Mercedes Smart Four Two Fiat Grande Punto 1.9 Ford Focus 2.0 Plus BMW 1 Series Volvo S40 X2 X2 X2 X2 X2 X1 X1 X4 X1 X1 X1 X5 X2 X1 X5 X2 X1 Fullsize Premium Luxury Special Symbols FDMR PDMR LDAR XDAR Saab 9-3 Mercedes E280 Audi A8 Mercedes S Class Adult Child Suitcase—Average size Fullsize Elite—GDMR Premium Elite—UDAR Luxury Elite—WDMR Mercedes C350 Sport BMW 5 Series M5 Lexus LS 4.6 V8 X5 X2 X3 Travel Bag—Average size X5 X2 X2 X5 X2 X3 X5 X2 X3 North American Fleet Economy Compact Intermediate Standard Fullsize ECAR CCAR ICAR SCAR FCAR Chevrolet Aveo Ford Focus Pontiac G6 Chevrolet Monte Carlo Ford Taurus X2 X2 X1 X1 X2 X3 X2 X1 X4 X1 X2 X2 X4 X1 X2 X3 X5 X2 X4 Premium Luxury Special Oversize PCAR LCAR XCAR OCAR Buick Lucerne Chrysler 300 Infiniti M35 Hummer X5 X3 X3 X5 X3 X3 X5 X3 X3 X5 X3 X3 Examples shown are representative of vehicle categories. Car rental companies will provide a vehicle of a similar standard according to ACRISS specifications. For rentals in North America, Elite vehicles are available. Please refer to the provider for examples. Our aim is for all ACRISS members to provide you a like for like comparison to make an informed choice with ease and confidence ACRISS, Version 4, Oct 2008 1 Car Classification Code CATEGORY TYPE TRANSMISSION/DRIVE FUEL/AIR COND. M Mini B 2-3 Door M Manual Unspecified Drive R Unspecified Fuel/Power With Air N Mini Elite C 2/4 Door N Manual 4WD N Unspecified Fuel/Power Without Air E Economy D 4-5 Door C Manual AWD D Diesel Air H Economy Elite W Wagon/Estate A Auto Unspecified Drive Q Diesel No Air C Compact V Passenger Van B Auto 4WD H Hybrid Air D Compact Elite L Limousine D Auto AWD I Hybrid No Air I Intermediate S Sport E Electric Air J Intermediate Elite T Convertible C Electric No Air S Standard F SUV L LPG/Compressed Gas Air R Standard Elite J Open Air All Terrain S LPG/Compressed Gas No Air F Fullsize X Special A Hydrogen Air G Fullsize Elite P Pick up Regular Cab B Hydrogen No Air P Premium Q Pick up Extended Cab M Multi Fuel/Power Air U Premium Elite Z Special Offer Car F Multi Fuel/Power No Air L Luxury E Coupe V Petrol Air W Luxury Elite M Monospace Z Petrol No Air O Oversize R Recreational Vehicle U Ethanol Air X Special H Motor Home X Ethanol No Air Y 2 Wheel Vehicle N Roadster G Crossover K Commercial Van/Truck Example: IDMR = Intermediate/4-5 Door/Manual Unspecified Drive/Unspecified Fuel with Air Conditioning Pseudo Codes These codes are used to aid enhanced searches using criteria that may be common across vehicle categories and types. ACAR Any Standard Vehicle AVAN Passenger Van AGRN Any Green vehicle types** ALLB 2-3 Door AFWD Any 4WD / AWD AUTO All Auto Transmission ALLC 2 or 4 Door ACNV Convertible ALLD 4—5 Door AMNO Monospace AELT Any Elite AMAN All Manual Transmission AWGN Any Estate / Wagon APET All Petrol Powered vehicle types ASUV Any SUV ADSL All Diesel Powered vehicle types ** Green vehicle types defined currently as Hybrid, Electric, LPG, Hydrogen, Multi Fuel vehicles. ACRISS Members For full up to date information and free downloads please refer to the ACRISS website: WWW.ACRISS.ORG ACRISS, Version 4, Oct 2008 2 .
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