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New to Silvercar? Save $100 on Your 1st Rental!

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    Via View From the Wing, new users can get $75 off a 2-day Silvercar rental with promotion code “Elevate75“.

    You can stack this deal with the $25 referral bonus for new customers.  So you’ll save $100 on a 2-day rental!

    And existing users can also save 15% off their rental with promotion code “Elevate15“.

    Silvercar is a car rental company that only rents (surprise!) silver Audi A4s.  They’re terrific cars.  But rentals are usually more expensive than other companies.

    So this is a great opportunity to try them out at a reduced price!

    Silvercar Rents Only Audi A4s – They’re Comfortable, Well-Equipped, and Fast!

    I had an excellent experience renting a Silvercar on a camping trip to Big Bend.  And my friends had a great time driving 1 in Austin recently.

    How Does It Work?

    Link:   Silvercar (New Users Get $25)

    Silvercar works differently from other rental companies.  Aside from only renting Audi A4s, the customer experience is very streamlined and easy!

    And the cars include free Wi-Fi, satellite radio, and GPS.  Plus, you’ll only pay for tolls you incur (no transponder fees).  And if you return it with less than full tank of gas, they’ll only charge you $5 plus the local pump rate to fill it up.

    Renting From Silvercar Is Easy – and the Cars Are Loaded With Perks

    Check out my review of Silvercar, and read my friends’ experience renting from them in Austin!

    Silvercar is located at the following airports:

    Plus, they have a location in Manhattan for folks who need a car to get around New York City.

    If you’re new to Silvercar, sign-up with my referral link to earn $25 back on your 1st rental.  And use promotion code “Elevate75” to get an extra $75 off!

    Folks who’ve rented from Silvercar before can still save 15% with promotion code “Elevate15“.

    Rentals in Austin Cost $74 per Day. With the Stacked Discounts, You’d Only Pay ~$89 for 2 Days!

    And it doesn’t hurt to go through a shopping portal 1st (once you’ve signed-up).  For example, TopCashBack currently offers $20 for a completed rental, and Ebates pays $10.

    The terms and conditions say using a promotion code not found on their websites will void the cash back, but it’s worth a try.

    Use the Right Credit Card!

    Link:   Credit Cards With Primary Rental Car Insurance

    You can pay extra for insurance at Silvercar, but it’s pricey!

    Some folks might consider using a credit card that offers primary car rental insurance coverage to pay for their rental, like:

    Using the Right Credit Card Could Have You Covered for That Fender-Bender!

    That said, remember the insurance offered by credit cards only covers damage to your rental car, not damage to other cars, property, or injuries.

    So I wouldn’t rely on it as your sole coverage unless you have other insurance.

    Bottom Line

    New users can save a total of $100 when they sign-up for Silvercar and complete a 2-day rental using promotion code “Elevate75“.

    Existing users can also save 15% off a rental using promotion code “Elevate15“.

    This is a terrific opportunity to give Silvercar a try!  I’ve enjoyed driving their cars, and they make renting (and returning) super easy.

    Please share your Silvercar experiences in the comments!

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