Last edit by: TravelinSperry
As of 2/12/14: We've had quite a few "Hey, come use this AWD. It's great" type of posts. When the AWD doesn't give a good discount, but is only posted to try to get renters to use the AWD of someone so the poster can earn free days from their Avis Corporate account. From here out, please put the company/trade group/etc that's associated with the AWD or we'll delete the post to keep it on-topic here.
Status Match &/or Complimentary Status (only public matches posted where Avis or entity post public links - certain corporations also offer upgrades - they are not listed since they are not public)
Status Match
Status Match &/or Complimentary Status (only public matches posted where Avis or entity post public links - certain corporations also offer upgrades - they are not listed since they are not public)
Status Match
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Avis Discount Codes - Put AWD codes in this thread only
#4321
Join Date: Jul 2016
Location: Canada
Programs: National EE, Enterprise Platinum, Hertz President's Circle, NEXUS
Posts: 106
That Bombardier code is insane. Too bad every location in Toronto asks for ID if you use it.
A 6 month rental with Bombardier is cheaper than my company's generous code by $1000.
30 day rental with Bombardier Code: $692 for Intermediate or $713 for Full Size
30 day rental with company code: $899 for Intermediate or $922 for Full Size.
Unreal.
Nobody is going to let you use the Bombardier code without showing employee ID.
Tried it.
A 6 month rental with Bombardier is cheaper than my company's generous code by $1000.
30 day rental with Bombardier Code: $692 for Intermediate or $713 for Full Size
30 day rental with company code: $899 for Intermediate or $922 for Full Size.
Unreal.
Resurrecting this precisely because it is so useful. I am eligible for Costco and USAA discounts at Avis, but it turns out that the Bombardier AWD posted here gives me a price that is literally 45% of the Costco discounted price, even without the coupon code (no longer valid) that tcitjh posted.
Since I am renting for three weeks, it is very tempting to try my luck. Am picking up from a downtown location, not airport, if that makes any difference.
Any recent experience using this code? Other advice? Thanks!
Since I am renting for three weeks, it is very tempting to try my luck. Am picking up from a downtown location, not airport, if that makes any difference.
Any recent experience using this code? Other advice? Thanks!
Tried it.
Last edited by manohman; Jul 25, 2018 at 3:17 am
#4322
Join Date: May 2017
Posts: 10
Are all of these codes Bombardier, Delloyd codes or Aerospace? I need good codes for rental at RSW,Ft. Myers, Fl. Airport - Dec'18 that doesn't require ID at counter for Full-sized car.
A972200
A442100
G417900
B449700
A972200
A442100
G417900
B449700
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#4323
Join Date: May 2010
Location: AZ
Programs: AA Million Miler, Bonvoy Lifetime Gold, Global Entry
Posts: 246
I found this interesting anomaly so I thought I would pass it on. I am renting a car at SFO for 4 days and used Costco travel to search for prices. Since I was doing a quick price check I put in the days of travel but used the default of noon for the pickup and dropoff times. The result was that Avis was the lowest price with about $220 for a fullsize car. So I was going to book it and since my flight arrives at 12:30 pm I changed the pickup and dropoff times to 1 pm. Much to my surprise the price jumped to $350 for Avis and they were not even close to the lowest price on Costco travel. Initially I thought I had just entered something wrong the first time so I went back and changed the time back to noon with the same days. Viola the price dropped back to about $220. So being an engineer I decided to try 12:30 pm with the result of $220 again. So how about 2 pm, back to $350.
So I don't know how to explain this but it seems odd that a half hour pickup/dropoff time change would result in $130 increase in rental price.
So I don't know how to explain this but it seems odd that a half hour pickup/dropoff time change would result in $130 increase in rental price.
#4328
Join Date: Feb 2000
Location: Menlo Park, CA, USA
Programs: UA 1MM 0P, AA, DL, *wood, Lifetime FPC Plat., IHG, HHD
Posts: 6,912
I found this interesting anomaly so I thought I would pass it on. I am renting a car at SFO for 4 days and used Costco travel to search for prices. Since I was doing a quick price check I put in the days of travel but used the default of noon for the pickup and dropoff times. The result was that Avis was the lowest price with about $220 for a fullsize car. So I was going to book it and since my flight arrives at 12:30 pm I changed the pickup and dropoff times to 1 pm. Much to my surprise the price jumped to $350 for Avis and they were not even close to the lowest price on Costco travel. Initially I thought I had just entered something wrong the first time so I went back and changed the time back to noon with the same days. Viola the price dropped back to about $220. So being an engineer I decided to try 12:30 pm with the result of $220 again. So how about 2 pm, back to $350.
So I don't know how to explain this but it seems odd that a half hour pickup/dropoff time change would result in $130 increase in rental price.
So I don't know how to explain this but it seems odd that a half hour pickup/dropoff time change would result in $130 increase in rental price.
#4329
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: SJO - MAN - LAX
Programs: MileagePlus Gold, Avis PP, National EE, Lifemiles Silver, ConnectMiles Gold
Posts: 532
Not sure if this has been posted recently
D008400
Amazon Employees Leisure Travel. I was an Amazon employee when I used it and had an Amazon email tagged to it but I was never ever ever asked for ID for it.
D008400
Amazon Employees Leisure Travel. I was an Amazon employee when I used it and had an Amazon email tagged to it but I was never ever ever asked for ID for it.
#4332
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: SJO - MAN - LAX
Programs: MileagePlus Gold, Avis PP, National EE, Lifemiles Silver, ConnectMiles Gold
Posts: 532
One thing I've thought of:
Many companies do not print the company name on employee badges/ID's. Amazon for one did not because it was a safety thing that if you lost it and then someone picks it up they could access a building.
My logic is, what would be the case if I should up to AVIS with the Bombardier code and show a random ID with my picture and name that doesn't have a company name? What they gonna do? Ask for a letter?
Many companies do not print the company name on employee badges/ID's. Amazon for one did not because it was a safety thing that if you lost it and then someone picks it up they could access a building.
My logic is, what would be the case if I should up to AVIS with the Bombardier code and show a random ID with my picture and name that doesn't have a company name? What they gonna do? Ask for a letter?
#4333
Join Date: Apr 2010
Location: YYZ
Programs: AC*E, HHonors, SPG Gold, PC, Avis
Posts: 28
Hello,
I scrolled through the last couple years of posts, figure anything prior to that will be obsolete but still wrote down a few to try just in case from the sticky. I have a quick stop over this weekend in YYZ and though I have some useful AWDs sometimes there's a good weekend coupon to combo with and that's what is harder to find! Is there any useful coupon codes that someone has on hand? MUGA/MUWA/TUWA etc that I could try here.
Much appreciated
I scrolled through the last couple years of posts, figure anything prior to that will be obsolete but still wrote down a few to try just in case from the sticky. I have a quick stop over this weekend in YYZ and though I have some useful AWDs sometimes there's a good weekend coupon to combo with and that's what is harder to find! Is there any useful coupon codes that someone has on hand? MUGA/MUWA/TUWA etc that I could try here.
Much appreciated
#4334
Join Date: Jun 2018
Posts: 14
I just got quoted for Honolulu with this AWD and got a huge discount (40% off) - my question is, i'm a UK resident - would there be an issue do you guys think? Or do they not really care?
#4335
Join Date: Aug 2012
Location: SJO - MAN - LAX
Programs: MileagePlus Gold, Avis PP, National EE, Lifemiles Silver, ConnectMiles Gold
Posts: 532
Do note, I believe it MIGHT include CDW. If it does, do NOT accept it.