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Car Rental Brands Partner with AutoRentals.com for Discounts
Avis, Budget, Sixt, York, and Green Motion are joining with AutoRentals.com to offer reductions of up to 25%.
September 30, 2023
AutoRentals.com, launched in 2012, partners with more than 200 suppliers representing 825,000 locations worldwide.
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AutoRentals.com, rental comparison and online booking website, is marking its 11th anniversary celebration with exclusive discount offers effective Oct. 2.
Since its launch in 2012, AutoRentals.com has fulfilled over 130 million search requests with 19.6 billion individually bookable rental car rates.
The website works with more than 200 different partners representing more than 825,000 locations worldwide. Its search results help travelers find a car at a reasonable price and comparable results to make an informed choice.
“As we celebrate AutoRentals.com's 11th year, we thank both our esteemed partners and travelers who rely on AutoRentals.com for their needs,” said David Morton, CEO of AutoRentals.com in a recent news release. We look forward to many more years of redefining the car rental experience."
To commemorate this milestone, AutoRentalscom has partnered with car rental companies to offer a limited-time discount up to 25% off. These exclusive deals are available from Avis, Budget, Sixt, York, Hub, and GreenMotion.
Additionally, BabyQuip, the baby equipment rental company, is offering $11 off any rental over $111. These offers are bookable from Oct. 2-16, with pick-up available through the end of the year. (Other restrictions may apply).
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