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Okay so I have a somewhat unique situation. I have a rewards card that gives me points to Amazon which turns into amazon cash. I have been working towards this car for about a year and a half or so and I finally will be purchasing a 2015 GT/PP on Feb 16.

The challenge: I have ~$300 in Amazon rewards saved up and want to spend it on the car. The catch is that the mod(s) need to be available on Amazon as the money is essentially a gift card. I don't mind adding a little extra but I would stay under $500.

NOTE: The car already has axle back exhaust.
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Floor Mats were definitely on my mind, How much does a good quality dash cam run? I haven't ever priced them.
 
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I plan on getting an intake/tuner combo down the road so I will probably just wait and do both of those together. Good option though!

Airraid intake no tune required
 

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I too have an Amazon rewards card. Mathematically, you are better off to use the rewards as a statement credit then spend the same amount of money on Amazon with your Amazon card. In the end your pocket sees the same thing, but spending the $300 on your card will reap you more rewards whereas using the rewards themselves don't gain you anything. Just wanted to put that out there as it'll be better for your pocket in the end. :cheers:
 

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Or you can apply the $300 to a statement credit then you can spend the $300 anywhere you want.
 

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I too have an Amazon rewards card. Mathematically, you are better off to use the rewards as a statement credit then spend the same amount of money on Amazon with your Amazon card. In the end your pocket sees the same thing, but spending the $300 on your card will reap you more rewards whereas using the rewards themselves don't gain you anything. Just wanted to put that out there as it'll be better for your pocket in the end. :cheers:
How do I go about using the rewards money as a statement credit? The only way I've seen to use the rewards is when I check out with Amazon and it asks if I want to use my rewards money... Maybe I'm missing something here :shrug:
 

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How do I go about using the rewards money as a statement credit? The only way I've seen to use the rewards is when I check out with Amazon and it asks if I want to use my rewards money... Maybe I'm missing something here :shrug:
You don't do it on Amazon. You do it on the website for your card. Go to the section that says go to reward details, then go to redeem rewards, then use towards a statement credit.
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