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$1,500 Amazon Gift Card for Car Purchase via Amazon Autos

$1,500 — no code, no minimum, no expiry — for buying any new car via Amazon Autos before October 7.

By Markdown

The Deals Desk · (6 Oct 2026)

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Amazon is giving Prime members a $1,500 gift card — no strings, no coupon code, for buying a new car through Amazon Autos during its fall Prime Day event. The offer runs through October 7. It applies to any new vehicle purchase made via the platform: cars, trucks, SUVs, hybrids, or EVs.

No minimum spend is stated in the reporting, but 9to5Toys notes buyers “will have to spend a fair amount on a new ride” to qualify. Consistent with how automaker incentives and dealer-backed promotions typically work. The gift card arrives by email within two weeks of purchase. It never expires.

And it’s redeemable anywhere on Amazon.com, not just for tech. This isn’t a discount off the car. It’s straight credit, added after the fact. Amazon Autos itself remains a referral marketplace: it surfaces inventory, compares specs and financing options, and connects buyers with local dealers for test drives and paperwork.

It does not sell vehicles directly. The promotion is available to Prime members in the U.S. Only. ‘nationwide’ per the source, and there’s no mention of rollout to India, the UK, or other markets. No price, model year, or brand restrictions are cited.

No eligibility caveats beyond Prime membership and purchase timing. This is the first time Amazon has tied a flat-value gift card of this size to a vehicle transaction on its platform. It arrives alongside dozens of smaller, category-specific Prime Day deals. AirPods, Echo devices, Anker accessories, but stands apart: a rare six-figure-adjacent incentive in a sale cycle otherwise dominated by sub-$200 discounts.

The clock ticks down to midnight ET on October 7.

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