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Old 2 Jun 18, 03:13 PM  
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can you use and unspent virigin miles towards virgin car hire
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Old 2 Jun 18, 07:08 PM  
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Hi - it was neither it was ALAMO TRADE - But Brits was only £15 more - I booked around 3pm this afternoon after snaffling some £180 flights from Thomson direct from Manchester - leaving June 12 for 2 weeks.


I should note you have to work in the travel industry to book trade - but like I say Brits was a similar price


It was a good price I thought.

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Wow you have a great deal there with the flights!

Eyewatering prices still for our dates/duration. Going to try separate bookings for the car hire to see if that can work any magic
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Old 2 Jun 18, 07:45 PM  
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Wow you have a great deal there with the flights!

Eyewatering prices still for our dates/duration. Going to try separate bookings for the car hire to see if that can work any magic
Its madness - I booked for 7 weeks (Jan/Feb 2019) for a standard suv last month and it has cost £1378 - the same booking right now on Alamo is £2649 - god knows where they get these prices from !


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when do you think alamo drop their prices is there a seasonal trend?
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Old 17 Jun 18, 04:06 PM  
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I booked with Alamo brits in February this year for ten nights in November SUV for £255.00 now looking to book for next May and it is triple the price, silly money I think I will keep looking
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Old 17 Jun 18, 06:58 PM  
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I was going to book an SUV for our 2 week trip in May this year. Alamo Brits wanted about £600 in January so I booked Alamo through Holiday Autos for about £450. I checked again in March and Alamo Brits was down to about £360 so cancelled and booked that.

We had to cancel our holiday and rescheduled for late September, booked through Alamo Brits for about £360 again in mid June.
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It also depends on when you book. I have a 3 week hire from very late Oct into Nov. Standard SUV £525.58 with Brits.
Mr Tom I've seen these comments a few times. I appreciate prices will always fluctuate but as a rule of thumb is it better to book early (ie at 11 months)
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Mr Tom I've seen these comments a few times. I appreciate prices will always fluctuate but as a rule of thumb is it better to book early (ie at 11 months)
Hi. I find its better to book early and then watch the prices like a hawk.

Im getting some stupid prices from Brits though for next May. I want to hire the car not buy it!
Anyhow, I'm so fed up with hunting now I'm hoping to book with Virgin later on today as their prices have dropped £1.20p since yesterday - every little helps!
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Originally Posted by Mr Tom Morrow View Post
Hi. I find its better to book early and then watch the prices like a hawk.

Im getting some stupid prices from Brits though for next May. I want to hire the car not buy it!
Anyhow, I'm so fed up with hunting now I'm hoping to book with Virgin later on today as their prices have dropped £1.20p since yesterday - every little helps!
Thanks, better in your pocket than theirs
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