Yesterday, we wrote about another car offer where you could get triple Avios with Avis car rental, which you can find here, but today, it’s all about Hertz!
Ah, elite status—one of life’s little joys that lets you pretend you’re part of the 1%, even if you still have to return the rental car with a full tank. This time, it’s Hertz and Marriott Bonvoy teaming up for a status match, though neither seems eager to shout about it.
Here’s the deal:
- Marriott Bonvoy Ambassador Elite → Hertz President’s Circle
- Marriott Bonvoy Titanium Elite → Hertz Five-Star
- Marriott Bonvoy Platinum Elite → Fast track to Hertz Five Star (rent seven times in 12 months instead of the usual ten—because clearly, you love filling out rental agreements).
Now, before you start mentally planning all the high-flying road trips you’ll take with your newfound status, let’s put this into perspective. There are many other ways to get Hertz status, such as through airline, hotel, or credit card partnerships. For instance, Accor Live Limitless Diamond hands out Hertz President’s Circle like it’s a free hotel pen.

And then there’s the real question: Is rental car status worth anything?
The one true perk? Skipping the queue. Because let’s be honest, the only thing worse than queuing at a car rental desk is realizing you forgot to book a car.
But the upgrades? That’s where things get messy. Unlike airlines, where business class is always an upgrade, rental cars play by different rules. You might end up with a behemoth SUV that makes parking a full-contact sport. Or a “premium” sedan that looks suspiciously like the base model with leather seats.
So, if you’re a Bonvoy Platinum, Titanium, or Ambassador Elite, you can register here. Just don’t blame me when you end up driving something the size of a small aircraft.