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I find a corporate code and Jersey City (haven’t tried Philly or further out) the cheapest. Airport locations have more fees, but if you’re part of Hertz Club Gold (particularly with five star or president’s circle status) or National Emerald Club (particularly with exec status), you might get away with booking a midsize and choosing a large SUV or car from the aisle for no additional fee at an airport location. Hertz and National status come free with some credit cards.
Use corporate code.
Avis
Non airport locations usually have better rates, but don't expect any type of upgrade, so you'll get whatever class you book. Also, a weekly rate is usually about the same as a 5-6 day rate.
As mentioned, if your company has a rate, that will almost always be the cheapest.
Autoslash.com is very useful for personal rentals.
Weekly bookings are cheaper than 5-6 days usually. I recommend using a code from one of the tech companies with Avis… cheaper than every consulting firm for certain metros like NYC.
Airport is more expensive because of fees tacked on (you’re paying for their air train basically). But, no proof of employment required at airports vs individual locations.