Advantage Specialty cars @ LAS
#2
Moderator: Avis and Rental Cars
Join Date: Oct 2006
Posts: 8,032
Advantage has specialty cars?
Per their website, if you put in LAS, the only options are compact/economy/intermediate/full size/standard/minivan/intermediate SUV.
Per their website, if you put in LAS, the only options are compact/economy/intermediate/full size/standard/minivan/intermediate SUV.
#3
Company Representative - AutoSlash and HotelSlash
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: autoslash.com | hotelslash.com
Posts: 5,665
Maybe you mean the class known as XXAR (Special Special Car)? This generally denotes a compact car or higher. A number of other rental companies use the same designation.
#4
Original Poster
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Las Vegas
Posts: 1,174
Geesh...
Note the word "specialty", no I'm not nuts
Note the word "specialty", no I'm not nuts
#5
Original Poster
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Las Vegas
Posts: 1,174
And I might add, before booking this "specialty" vehicle with Advantage as a result of my making a new price request with Autoslash, I booked THRU AUTOSLASH a reservation with Fox at a higher price... when I went to try and cancel the Fox reservation through the Autoslash link, there was NO cancellation option. I emailed Autoslash who said, oh yea, we know, it's a bug, there is no cancellation option, we're trying to get it fixed. They gave me a phone number to call to cancel it, which I did with no issue.
So excuse me if my fuse is a bit short
So excuse me if my fuse is a bit short
#6
Company Representative - AutoSlash and HotelSlash
Join Date: Jun 2006
Location: autoslash.com | hotelslash.com
Posts: 5,665
Yes, as per our previous post it's classed as XXAR or which according to the ACRISS specification is a Special Special. Many rental companies use this designation to denote a compact (or intermediate) car or larger, so it literally could be almost anything they have on the lot. Thrifty calls it Wild Card, Dollar calls it Lock Low & Go or Manager's Special, Alamo calls it Drive Happy Deal.
It's pretty much the same at Advantage. See screenshot from their website:
It's pretty much the same at Advantage. See screenshot from their website: