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Arval Daily Rental Tariff Arval Daily Rental Tariff Arval Group Example Vehicle Average CO2 1-2 days 3-6 days 7-27 days 28+ days Cars CO2 Emissions Guide Economy Car n CO2 Emissions measured in g/km A 128 D £20.62 £18.31 £16.37 £14.98 Seat Ibiza or similar n The coloured labels illustrate the average CO2 emissions and fuel efficiency rating for each vehicle group Small Compact Car B 143 F £23.18 £20.33 £18.18 £16.40 n The chart ranges from band A Vauxhall Corsa or similar (green) to band M (red), with band A having the best fuel efficiency rating and the lowest CO2 emissions Large Compact Car C £24.93 £21.93 £20.05 £17.27 Ford Focus or similar 146 F <100 A Intermediate Car 101 - 110 B W £26.62 £23.61 £20.44 £17.79 Peugeot 3008 or similar 173 H 111 - 120 C 121 - 130 D 131 - 140 E Full Size Car S £31.59 £27.83 £24.45 £22.38 141 - 150 F Vauxhall Insignia or similar 147 F 151 - 165 G 166 - 175 H Large Compact Auto D 161 G £30.26 £26.65 £23.50 £22.25 176 - 185 I Vauxhall Astra or similar 186 - 200 J 201 - 225 K 226 - 255 L 256 + M DRT/JULY/2011_G Arval Daily Rental Tariff Arval Group Example Vehicle Average CO2 1-2 days 3-6 days 7-27 days 28+ days Cars Continued CO2 Emissions Guide Full Size Auto n CO2 Emissions measured in g/km F 170 H £36.75 £33.11 £28.98 £28.26 Vauxhall Insignia or similar n The coloured labels illustrate the average CO2 emissions and fuel efficiency rating for each vehicle group Exec Full Size Auto F1 149 F £51.07 £40.66 £36.46 £33.17 n The chart ranges from band A Audi A4 or similar (green) to band M (red), with band A having the best fuel efficiency rating and the lowest CO2 emissions Large Compact Estate E £32.34 £26.72 £23.71 £22.46 Peugeot 207 SW or similar 129 D <100 A Full Size Estate 101 - 110 B H £35.18 £28.24 £25.29 £23.15 111 - 120 C Ford Mondeo Estate or similar 153 G 121 - 130 D 131 - 140 E Compact MPV TT 167 H £44.34 £36.62 £32.53 £28.48 141 - 150 F VW Touran or similar 151 - 165 G 166 - 175 H Full Size MPV T 166 H £54.98 £50.21 £44.80 £40.61 176 - 185 I Ford Galaxy or similar 186 - 200 J 201 - 225 K 226 - 255 L 256 + M DRT/JULY/2011_G Arval Daily Rental Tariff Arval Group Example Vehicle Average CO2 1-2 days 3-6 days 7-27 days 28+ days Prestige CO2 Emissions Guide Executive Premium Auto n CO2 Emissions measured in g/km K 187 J £134.17 £117.60 £96.02 £91.17 Mercedes CLS or similar n The coloured labels illustrate the average CO2 emissions and fuel efficiency rating for each vehicle group Large Premium Auto L 165 G £98.70 £82.71 £77.88 £74.86 n The chart ranges from band A Jaguar XF or similar (green) to band M (red), with band A having the best fuel efficiency rating and the lowest CO2 emissions Premium M £83.35 £75.92 £64.03 £62.34 Mercedes C Class or similar 147 F <100 A 4x4 101 - 110 B 111 - 120 C Large 4X4 S4 £91.69 £82.66 £70.69 £64.26 121 - 130 D Nissan Pathfinder or similar 233 L 131 - 140 E 141 - 150 F 151 - 165 G 166 - 175 H 176 - 185 I 186 - 200 J 201 - 225 K 226 - 255 L 256 + M DRT/JULY/2011_G Arval Daily Rental Tariff Arval Group Example Vehicle Average CO2 1-2 days 3-6 days 7-27 days 28+ days Vans / Minibuses CO2 Emissions Guide Small Van n CO2 Emissions measured in g/km V1 N/A £21.60 £18.77 £16.91 £15.82 VW Caddy or similar n The coloured labels illustrate the average CO2 emissions and fuel efficiency rating for each vehicle group Small-Medium Van V1S N/A £23.10 £19.20 £17.98 £17.52 n The chart ranges from band A Peugeot Expert or similar (green) to band M (red), with band A having the best fuel efficiency rating and the lowest CO emissions Medium Van 2 V2 £27.03 £23.05 £21.34 £19.76 Ford Transit SWB or similar N/A <100 A Large Van Ford 101 - 110 B V3 £32.38 £29.02 £26.09 £23.30 Transit LWB or similar N/A 111 - 120 C 121 - 130 D 131 - 140 E Extra Large Van V4A £44.68 £37.85 £33.68 £32.12 141 - 150 F Mercedes Sprinter or similar N/A 151 - 165 G 166 - 175 H Luton Van V4 N/A £51.53 £46.56 £39.12 £36.31 176 - 185 I Mercedes Sprinter Box van or similar 186 - 200 J 201 - 225 K Luton Van with Tail Lift 226 - 255 L V5 £56.23 £49.36 £39.94 £38.19 Mercedes Sprinter with Tail Lift or similar N/A 256 + M DRT/JULY/2011_G Arval Daily Rental Tariff Arval Group Example Vehicle Average CO2 1-2 days 3-6 days 7-27 days 28+ days Vans / Minibuses Continued CO2 Emissions Guide Dropside n CO2 Emissions measured in g/km V7 N/A £40.79 £35.74 £31.55 £28.75 Ford Transit Dropside or similar n The coloured labels illustrate the average CO2 emissions and fuel efficiency rating for each vehicle group Tipper V8 N/A £39.98 £35.10 £31.17 £27.87 n The chart ranges from band A Ford Transit Tipper or similar (green) to band M (red), with band A having the best fuel efficiency rating and the lowest CO emissions 7.5 Ton with Tail Lift 2 V10 Iveco Cargo or similar N/A £63.43 £58.74 £51.99 £50.01 <100 A 12-15 Seater Minibus 101 - 110 B X £69.57 £62.59 £55.04 £53.15 111 - 120 C Ford Transit Minibus or similar N/A 121 - 130 D 131 - 140 E 17 Seater Minibus X1 N/A £70.74 £63.69 £56.08 £54.07 141 - 150 F Ford Transit Minibus or similar 151 - 165 G 166 - 175 H 9 Seater Shuttle Z1 N/A £73.20 £68.82 £58.46 £56.68 176 - 185 I Ford Transit Shuttle or similar 186 - 200 J 201 - 225 K 226 - 255 L 256 + M DRT/JULY/2011_G Arval Daily Rental Tariff Supplementary Charges Pricing is valid at time of request Arval Tariff General Terms Delivery & collection business (each way) £5.00 any distance n Arval daily rates include road fund licence Delivery & collection home (each way) £8.00 any distance n Rates exclude insurance, VAT Out of hours delivery & collection (e.g. early start) £12.50 and supplementary charges One way fee (pre booked only) £12.50 n Vehicles shown are indicative only and are subject to Fuel Average national pump price + 20% change without notice Administration fee for fines £25.00 n CO2 ratings are average Abortive delivery & collection / cancellation / early termination £25.00 for the group and are indicative only Premium location surcharge 15% of daily rate n Collision damage waiver Overseas rental (including Eire) Quote on request (CDW) and one way service are not available on vehicle Out of hours emergency £50.00 groups K,L and M Meet and greet service £45.00 n Other vehicles are available on request Excess mileage charge 15p per mile (on mileage exceeding 2,800 for a rental period of up to 28 days) n 59 minute grace period Going abroad pack £75.00 after off hire time before additional day is charged Take abroad surcharge 50% of Daily Rental charge DRT/JULY/2011_G.
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