Can you really buy a car on Amazon? Prime members can score a free $1,500 gift card right now.
TL;DR: Through June 26, Prime members who buy or lease a new car through Amazon Autos will receive a $1,500 Amazon gift card after pickup.
Buying a car through Amazon might not be something most people expect from Prime Day, but that’s exactly what’s on the table right now. Amazon Autos is offering Prime members a $1,500 gift card when they buy or lease a new vehicle through the platform for a limited time.
The promotion runs through June 26, and applies to new cars purchased or leased on Amazon Autos. Once the vehicle is picked up from a participating dealership, the $1,500 Amazon Gift Card is sent via email within two weeks. There’s no extra code needed — just complete the purchase on Amazon, finalize pickup, and the bonus will follow.
Here’s how it works:
Start by choosing a new car on Amazon Autos and begin your purchase or lease. Used cars aren’t part of the deal, and you’ll need to be a Prime member to qualify.
Complete checkout and submit your order by June 26.
Schedule a pickup time through Amazon. You’ll still need to sign final documents at the dealership, and credit approval may be required if you’re financing or leasing.
Pick up your car from the dealer by June 29.
After pickup, Amazon sends a $1,500 gift card by email within two weeks. It’s non-transferable and can’t be exchanged for cash.
Buying a car through Amazon might feel strange, but Amazon Autos is set up to keep the process fairly straightforward. You can browse and select a new vehicle online, start checkout through Amazon, and then complete the final steps at a participating dealership, including signing documents and taking a test drive before everything is finalized.
There’s no shortage of Prime Day deals right now, but this $1,500 Amazon Autos gift card feels like one of the more unexpected offers in the mix. Especially if a car upgrade was already on your radar.
Soumya is a deals writer who covers consumer tech, shopping deals, and the products people use every day. With experience writing about everything from AI tools and software to smartphones and home gadgets, she enjoys breaking down product research into clear, useful recommendations. When she's not tracking deals, she's usually comparing products, digging through reviews, and figuring out what actually makes a purchase worth it.
