Save on Enterprise Rent-a-Car spending with this targeted Amex offer

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American Express has launched a new offer for spending made with Enterprise Rent-a-Car which will allow targeted cardholders to save $60 when they spend $300 or more on a US, Australia, or New Zealand rental before the end of the year.

Spend $300 and get $60 back with Enterprise and Amex

Headline Details

Earn a one-time $60 statement credit after using your enrolled eligible Card to spend a minimum of $300 USD in one or more purchases of car rentals booked directly with Enterprise Rent-a-Car locations in the US, Australia, or New Zealand and paid for by 12/31/2025. Book online at enterprise.com or in-person.

Key terms

• Enrollment is limited.
• Eligible Card Members must first add offer to Card and then use same Card for qualifying spend.
• Limit of 1 statement credit per eligible Card Member account.
• Offer valid only for car rental bookings made directly with Enterprise Rent-a-Car locations in the US, Australia and New Zealand.
• Bookings must be made online at US website enterprise.com, through the Enterprise app or in-person at participating Enterprise locations, and purchases must be paid for between 9/15/2025 and 12/31/2025 in order to qualify.
• Must pick up and return rental to an Enterprise Rent-a-Car location in one of the eligible countries listed above.
• Not valid for bookings made through travel agents, third parties, or affiliate sites.
• Excludes Enterprise Truck, Enterprise CarShare, RideShare by Enterprise, eTolls Car Sales, Enterprise Fleet Management Solutions, Entertainment & Production Rentals, Meetings & Group Rentals, General Aviation/FBO Rentals, Tour Operator bookings and purchases with Travel Partners (such as Airfare, Train, Hotel).
• Qualifying purchases must total a minimum of $300 USD, following conversion from a foreign currency.
• Offer only valid on purchases made directly with the merchant. Offer not valid on purchases made using third parties, such as resellers, delivery services, or other intermediaries.
• Please allow 90-days after 12/31/2025 for the statement credit(s) to be posted to the Account, provided that American Express receives information from the merchant about your qualifying purchase.

See your targeted offer for full terms and conditions.

Quick thoughts

It’s a little unusual to see an Amex rental car offer that covers bookings made outside of the US, so it’s nice to see Australia and New Zealand included here.

It’s also good to see that the terms and conditions indicate that the $300 of spending required to trigger the rebate doesn’t need to be made in a single rental (“spend a minimum of $300 in one or more purchases”) although this seems to be standard for Amex nowadays.

What’s less good is that this is a less generous offer than we normally see when Amex and Enterprise join forces (usually it’s a “spend $250 and get $50 back” offer).

Naturally, everyone should be loading this offer on the credit card that offers them the best combination of rental car cover and points earnings and as I’m only seeing this offer on my consumer cards, that would mean that the Platinum Card® from American Express may be a good option.

If you don’t have the Amex Platinum Card but have this offer targeted to the American Express® Green Card, you may have to decide if you would prefer to forgo the saving on your next rental and use a card which would give you primary rental car cover and good points earning (like the Chase Sapphire Preferred® Card), or if you are prepared to use your own insurance (should anything go wrong) and take the 3 points/dollar and the savings from the Amex offer that the American Express® Green Card would give you (terms apply).

Personally, I would probably use the American Express® Green Card and take the $60 saving if I was renting for a short period of time. For a rental of any significant length, the insurance cover that the Sapphire Preferred Card gives would probably be more important to me than the saving from the Amex offer.

Note: All information about the American Express® Green Card has been collected independently by Traveling For Miles. The American Express® Green Card is not currently available through Traveling For Miles.

Bottom Line

Holders of targeted Amex cards who need to pay for a rental car in the US, Australia or New Zealand before 31 December 2025 should check to see if they’ve been targeted to save $60 on $300 of spending with Enterprise Rent-a-Car.

Before booking, however, cardholders should also consider if the saving being offered and the benefits that come with the Amex card that they plan to use outweigh the earnings and insurance cover offered by any of the other cards that they hold.

They may not be the case (especially if primary rental cover is a benefit that’s being given up), so think carefully before deciding whether or not to use this offer.