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11 reviews. 32 helpful votes. 3. Re: Priceline car rentals. 17 years ago. Dealing with Alamo was cheaper for me than the big consolidators. April 4-10 Midsize (pontiac G6) $134.00 total. Discount code AD1901njk. Report inappropriate content.
The offers where the company was not named seemed cheap, but I could see by reading the details that the unnamed rental car company was off the airport property and that generally includes only the shoddiest off the shoddy rental car companies. I would consider Priceline for a big discount, but not just to save a few bucks.
Hi! We are going to rent a car for two days to go from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon.. Reviewing the prices I see that when making the reservation directly in Avis it comes out for 397 dollars: 218 of the car, 89 of LDW and ALI (insurance) and 80 of taxes, while in Priceline for the same car for the same date it gives a total price of 203, indicates that this includes taxes and the two insurances.
Priceline sounds good, but what if you get someone besides Alamo? The others all require a CC with at least 200-300 on it to hold against your rental, while Alamo doesn't." With a priceline contract, the cc hold they are allowed to do is different than what the rental company usually asks for. It should be since you prepaid.
8. Re: BEWARE - Do NOT book a car rental through Priceline.com. 5 years ago. Totally agree and I often do. However time pressures sometimes means it’s easier to see the sort of prices on offer on an aggregator site rather than traveling through each supplier individually. I’ve learned a lesson though. Reply.
Yes, I have. And when you bid, Priceline only uses the top 5-6 rental companies; they do not use all that are listed on their site for your "bidding". I usually have a rental car booked with codes I've acquired. I have used Priceline as the date of my trip neared and bid low. However, more often than not, with codes and checking frequently as ...
Answer 11 of 14: Hi! We are going to rent a car for two days to go from Las Vegas to the Grand Canyon. Reviewing the prices I see that when making the reservation directly in Avis it comes out for 397 dollars: 218 of the car, 89 of LDW and ALI (insurance) and 80...
We booked a budget rental for 7 days a car for 29$ a night for rav 4 (ended up with a Hyundai. ). Total was about 179$ (Lots of fees and taxes). Total was about 179$ (Lots of fees and taxes). I found out later that in Nevada most insurances, we have progressive, won't cover LOSS OF USE.