The Offer
Check your AmEx Offers for the following deal:
- Spend $200 at Hertz car rental in one or more transactions by 11/15/22 and get $40 back as a statement credit.
The Fine Print
- Offer valid only for vehicle rentals made directly with participating Hertz Corporate Owned locations in the U.S. Rentals can be made through the Hertz U.S. website http://www.hertz.com, the Hertz mobile app, Hertz U.S. phone reservations, or in-person at participating Hertz Corporate owned locations in the U.S.
- Must pick up and return rental to Hertz Corporate Owned locations only.
- Eligible rentals must be paid by 11/15/2022 in order to qualify.
- Excludes independently licensed locations, Hertz Car Sales, and Rent2Buy.
- Not valid for bookings made through travel agents, third parties, or affiliate booking sites.
Our Verdict
Nice savings for direct Hertz bookings. I can’t find this one, but it seems many people got the offer.
Hat tip to DDG
View more Amex offers here & if you have any questions about American Express offers then read this post.
- AmEx Offers: An Introduction & Profitable Examples
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- Do I Need To Make A Single Purchase For AmEx Offers, Or Is It Cumulative?
- What Happens When You Have Two Active AmEx Offers For The Same Store?
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View Comments (28)
Does the $200 have to be all rental cost or will you get the benefit if you have a rental for less than $200 but then when you add in the add on insurances etc it pushes you over $200
Rent from a Turo host like me! I have never once thrown a renter in jail.
Although the police did help me repo a car after a renter went awol…
Your own car or spare car? I would be pissed if someone poo poo’d my car.
Oh well everyone made the joke already……
Hey, don’t hate on $40 bail money!
There is no amount of money, literally no amount of money that could get any non-zombie to use Hertz at this point. Amex needs to drop Hertz and move its promotional deals to National
Some of us don't have easy access to National locations with the hours we need.
All kidding aside about arrested, I just finished a hellish rental from a Hertz franchisee in which they "accidently" doubled the bill after I turned in the car, admitted their error, but still took eight weeks of constant communication before I got my money back. Hertz corporate was sympathetic but refused to do anything, saying it was the franchisee's issue. Moral - Be concerned who actually owns the company that rents you the car, not just the logo.
As many here have mentioned, AVIS is far superior if the choice is there.
Hertz: spend $200 and get a free trip to police station. Courtesy 3 night stay in jail, take home a pile of legal documents, lawyers not included.
Clueless about your post, Was there something in the news I missed?
Yes. It's become an open issue with Hertz. A few bits of the coverage include this (https://www.inc.com/minda-zetlin/40-hertz-customers-prosecuted-driving-rental-cars-stephen-scherr.html) or this (https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2022/03/31/hertz-arrests-senate-warren-blumenthal-investigation-rental-car/7233969001/).
Combining dozens of false reports with a mediocre response from Hertz corporate when demonstrated to be in the wrong has been an exceptionally bad look.
Dang, nothing for me. Was hesitant about booking Hertz, but reserved a model Y for 3 days for $260. I rarely rent cars, but seemed like a good price. Hopefully I don't get arrested.
I could rent one for $45 a day..
Any quick trick to make my rates go just $10 higher?
My weekend rate is 190.96. New reservation will be over $400.
The cheapest insurance option should do it for you
Again, that is per day and the reference to weekend rate of the OP could mean total days not just one.
Include some useless add-on like gps or siriusxm
But make sure that useless service is not per day unless you are supplementing with Monopoly money.