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Cheapest Car Rental Rates

Adelaide Airport Car Rental
Compact
Hyundai Accent or similar
Hyundai Accent
  • 5
  • 2
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Jucy
$25.07 / per day
Adelaide Clovelly Park Car Rental
Intermediate
Suzuki Baleno or similar
Suzuki Baleno
  • 5
  • 2
  • 4
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Europcar
$40.77 / per day
Adelaide Airport Car Rental
Premium
Tesla Model 3 Aut. (Electric) or similar
Tesla Model 3 Aut. (Electric)
  • 5
  • 3
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
SIXT
$44.35 / per day
Downtown Car Rental
Economy
Suzuki Swift or similar
Suzuki Swift
  • 5
  • 2
  • 4
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Thrifty
$45.15 / per day

Most Popular Car Rental Deals

Adelaide Airport Car Rental
Standard SUV
MG HS or similar
MG HS
  • 5
  • 2
  • 4
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Keddy
$45.33 / per day
Downtown Car Rental
Full-size
Toyota Camry or similar
Toyota Camry
  • 5
  • 2
  • 4
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Budget
$56.86 / per day
Adelaide Airport Car Rental
Intermediate Elite SUV
Audi Q3 or similar
Audi Q3
  • 5
  • 3
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
URDRIVE
$61.52 / per day
Adelaide Beverley Car Rental
Special Van
Toyota Hiace or similar
Toyota Hiace
  • 12
  • 4
  • 4
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Enterprise
$119.97 / per day
The above prices are only approximate and were last updated at 16:41 on 2023-09-26. Prices may vary based on the booking dates, length of rental, and car class.

Travel Information

Language
English
Currency
AUD
Drive on
Left-hand side
Country code
+61
Average car rental price
$54.88 / per day
Average car rental length
7 days
Speed limit within town
50 km/h
31 mph
Speed limit out of town
100 - 130 km/h
62 - 81 mph
Acceptable limit of BAC
0.05%
Rating
9.3
Average gasoline price
$1.29 per liter
Highest gasoline price
$1.53 per liter
Lowest gasoline price
$1.09 per liter

Why rent a car in Adelaide?

Adelaide is a great place to visit. Although not as famous as other Australian cities like Sydney, Melbourne, or Perth, it has plenty to offer in terms of history, culture, and entertainment. Adelaide is also located near some of the most beautiful and unique nature in all of Australia, and all of it can be easily reached with a rental car. 
Adelaide Car Rental

One-Way Car Rentals in Adelaide

The most popular one-way rental options for pick up in Adelaide and drop off in another city include:

  • From Adelaide to Sydney - 56 offers from $24.05 per day
  • From Adelaide to Melbourne - 39 offers from $24.05 per day
  • From Adelaide to Cairns - 36 offers from $70.67 per day
  • From Adelaide to Canberra - 31 offers from $46.27 per day

Top ways to enter Adelaide

  • Adelaide Airport: By far the largest in South Australia and the fifth-busiest in the country, Adelaide Airport handled 8.4 million travelers in the 2017-18 financial year. The airport hosts a large number of domestic flights as well as flights to and from such destinations as New Zealand, Hong Kong, Qatar, Indonesia, and Singapore. Located just 6km (3.7 miles) southwest of the city center, the airport can be reached in about ten minutes.
  • Melbourne Airport: Although a whole day’s drive away, Melbourne-Tullamarine is technically the closest international airport to Adelaide. The second-busiest airport in the country handles around 35 million travelers every year offering flights to destinations not only in Australia, but also in Oceania, Asia, North America, and Europe. Located 720km (447 miles) southeast of Adelaide, Melbourne Airport can be reached in about eight hours. There are many daily flights connecting the two cities, so it might be a better idea to fly from Melbourne to Adelaide and to pick up a car after arriving in the latter.

City facts

  • Cooler than many other places in Australia (but still very warm), Adelaide enjoys a Mediterranean climate. The average high temperature is 30°C  (85°F) in January and February, the hottest months, and 15°C  (60°F) in July. The summers, lasting from December to February, are typically dry, but winters (from June to August) are much more humid. Snowfall is unheard of in Adelaide itself but can occur in the nearby mountains.
  • With a population of 1.34 million people, Adelaide is the capital and largest city of the state of South Australia. Indeed, about 75% of the state’s inhabitants live in or near the city. Adelaide is also the fifth-busiest city in Australia, behind only Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Perth, but ahead of the nation’s capital, Canberra. Adelaide has been frequently mentioned by The Economist and other outlets as the city with the highest quality of living in Australia and amongst the TOP 10 in the world. A person from Adelaide is called an Adelaidean.
  • Inhabited for centuries  by the indigenous Kaurna people, Adelaide was originally called Tarndanyangga or ‘the place of the red kangaroo.’ British colonists settled in the area in 1836. Unlike many other British settlements in Australia, Adelaide was never the site of a penal colony; instead, it was settled by free immigrants. The city was named after Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen, a European queen consort. 

Top destinations and activities

  • Bicentennial Conservatory. Although located indoors, this is a truly unique nature area as it creates the conditions of the tropical rainforest of Northern Australia as well as its neighbors Papua New Guinea, Oceania, and Indonesia. The conservatory works hard to get every aspect of the rainforest right, including even a mist that falls from the roof. The conservatory is part of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens which also has many different attractions and unique plants from all over Australia and the rest of the planet.
  • South Australian Museum. A great natural history museum, it has collections of such varied topics as South Australian biodiversity, megafauna that used to inhabit the earth, meteorites, and even Australian Polar expeditions. The museum is also said to host one of the best collections of Australian Aboriginal and Pacific Islander art in the world.
  • The beaches. Adelaide is a famous beach destination, with many beautiful coastal stretches located right in the city center. Glenelg Beach is hip and busy, Henley Beach is family-friendly and has a lot of dining opportunities right on the coast, Semaphore Beach is surrounded by sand dunes, and Port Noarlunga Beach is a water sports paradise. With a rental car, you can also travel west or east along the coast to find more secluded spots just for yourself.
  • Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute. Before the Europeans arrived in the mid-19th century, South Australia was already long inhabited by Indigenous Australians. The area of present-day Adelaide was inhabited by the Kaurna people who were neighbored by many other Aboriginal groups of surprising diversity. Celebrating this heritage, the Tandanya Institute is a great place to learn about indigenous culture, music, and society today.
  • National Railway Museum. The largest of its kind in all of Australia, the National Railway Museum displays historical trains and locomotives from various eras. Visitors can even take a short train ride within the museum’s premises. The National Railway Museum is in the Port Docks area, about a 20-minute drive northwest of the city center. Visitors who liked this place are likely to also appreciate the South Australian Maritime Museum.
  • The Adelaide Botanic Garden. The lungs of Adelaide, this botanic garden is an oasis of greenery in the heart of the city. Although perhaps not as exotic as the previously mentioned Bicentennial Conservatory, visiting the garden is one of the nicest ways to spend a long and relaxing day in Adelaide. Centrally located, the botanic garden is near a number of other notable landmarks.

Traffic and parking

  • One of the largest road hazards in Australia is the wildlife. Use extra caution when driving in bad weather or after dark as this is when most of the collisions with wildlife happen.
  • Mobile coverage is very rarely available outside of major highways and population centers, so use extra caution when traveling in rural areas.
  • Another great risk when traveling outside of main highways is the heat. The temperatures can reach extremes very easily, especially during the summer months and in inland areas. Always stay properly hydrated and set out your route in advance to be able to supplement your water supplies.
  • Laws regarding driving under the influence differ from state to state in Australia. In South Australia, the legal alcohol limit is 0.05% for experienced drivers and 0.00% for novice drivers and drivers with provisional licenses. Exceeding the limit can lead to large fines and a driver's license ban.
  • Proof of insurance and the car’s documentation needs to be in the car whenever you’re driving.
  • When driving, you need to have your passport or ID card with you at all times.
  • The primary, nationwide emergency number in Australia is 000. 

Toll roads

There are currently no toll roads in South Australia. There are a number of toll roads in Australia, mainly in the states of Victoria, New South Wales, and Queensland. 

Most toll roads in Australia use an open toll system with mainline toll barriers. All toll roads in Australia use cashless payment system. You can purchase a prepaid pass for most toll roads. Some rental cars in Australia are equipped with an electronic transponder, the price of which is usually included in the rental price. Ask your car rental provider about it in advance. 

Different toll roads are operated by different companies, so there is no nation-wide system in place. 

Ideas for day trips

  • Adelaide Hills. Located near the city, the Adelaide Hills is a pretty area that offers an escape from the summer heat and is nice to visit year-round. A great place for a walk or a picnic, it also has attractions like the Mount Lofty Lookout, Belair National Park, and Cleland Conservation Park. The latter is a sanctuary for wildlife such as koalas, wombats, and Tasmanian devils. Located just 31km (19 miles) east of Adelaide, the hills take about 40 minutes to reach by car.
  • Victor Harbor. A scenic coastal town, Victor Harbor has attractions like the Steam Ranger Heritage Railway and the nearby Granite Island which has a colony of fairy penguins. The area is also near many surfing hotspots like Goolwa Beach, Port Elliot Beach, and Middletown Beach. Located 80km (50 miles) south of Adelaide, Victor Harbor can be reached in about 1 hour and 10 minutes.
  • Kangaroo Island. One of Australia’s largest islands, it is famous for its unspoiled nature, lighthouses, and, yes, lots of kangaroos (other unique wildlife like the echidna, platypus, fur seals, and sea lions also live there). The island can only be accessed by ferry, and while it is technically possible to bring a rental car on most boats, you should still ask your rental car provider in advance if they permit it. Kangaroo Island is some 210km (130 miles) southwest of Adelaide and takes about 3 hours and 30 minutes to reach (including the ferry trip). While it can technically be visited as a day trip, it is best to leave aside at least a couple of days to see more.
  • National parks. Adelaide is very near a number of national parks and other protected areas; and while not among the largest in the country, they offer a great opportunity to explore the region’s nature. These include Belair National Park (which is the oldest national park in South Australia), Onkaparinga National Park just south of the city, Cleland Conservation Park, and Mount Crawford Forest Reserve. All of these fascinating nature areas are just an hour’s drive or less from the city center of Adelaide. 

Most popular cars

The most popular rental car in Adelaide is the Toyota Yaris, although many travelers also go for the Toyota Camry and the VW Golf. The most popular rental car types are economy, intermediate, and compact.

Further destinations

  • Melbourne. The capital of Victoria and Australia’ second-largest city, Melbourne is a center of art, culture, and entertainment. Visitors love the Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne Aquarium, the National Gallery of Victoria along with countless other landmarks and attractions. Melbourne is 725km (450 miles) southeast of Adelaide and can be reached in about seven hours. There are plenty of attractions on the way, not least of which is the Great Ocean Road, one of the most scenic highways on the planet.
  • The Eyre Peninsula. A beautiful area with a somewhat remote and distinct fee to it, Eyre has endless pristine beaches, deep cliff caves, and Port Lincoln, a historical town that’s said to have the best seafood in the country. The area is also great for whale spotting and encounters with other aquatic wildlife. Port Lincoln is 650km (404 miles) west of Adelaide and can be reached in just under seven hours. You can explore the rest of the region from there. 
  • Munga-Thirri-Simpson Conservation Park. A vast nature area, this conservation park is one of the best places to experience the Australian desert. Made up of endless dunes, Acacia forests, and dry lakes, the landscape is desolate but fascinating. Munga-Thirri is bordered by Kati Thanda Lake Eyre National Park and Witjira National Park. Important: The conservation park is not easy to access and has almost no human settlement nor gas stations. The destination should only be visited by experienced travelers who have previously visited a desert environment. It is best to book a tour or a guide or at the very least, to do a lot of research and prepare adequately. Also, keep in mind that the national park was closed to visitors for the summer of 2018-2019 because of extreme heat and the same might happen in upcoming summers.
  • Grampians National Park. Significantly more accessible than Munga-Thirri, Grampians is one of the largest national parks of the neighboring state of Victoria. Made up of sandstone cliffs, impressive waterfalls, and majestic views, the park is popular with hikers and climbers. The area is called Gariwerd by the Indigenous Peoples of the region, and you can learn more about them at the Brambuk National Park and Cultural Centre. Located about a five-hour drive from Adelaide, Grampians can be conveniently visited on the way to Melbourne. There are a number of guest houses and other types of accommodation around the park. Grampians is only an hour’s drive from the Little Desert National Park, another fascinating nature area.

Car Rental Prices in Adelaide

  • Station wagons - from $98 per day
  • Large cars - from $41 per day
  • Medium cars - from $25 per day
  • Vans - from $68 per day
  • Premium cars - from $44 per day
  • Small cars - from $45 per day
  • SUVs - from $41 per day

Money-saving tips

Follow these tips to land a great rental car in Adelaide:

  • Compare the rates of different rental car providers
  • Book your rental car well in advance
  • Plan your route before you go
  • Know your fuel and mileage requirements
  • Visit during the month when the rental prices are the cheapest. According to our data, visiting Adelaide is the cheapest in June when renting a car is about 62% cheaper than the yearly average.
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Top 20 Cities near Adelaide

  1. Whyalla Car Rentals from $49.81 per day
    230.1 km / 143.0 miles away
  2. Port Lincoln Car Rentals from $32.52 per day
    245.0 km / 152.2 miles away
  3. Mildura Car Rentals from $40.63 per day
    335.0 km / 208.2 miles away
  4. Broken Hill Car Rentals from $23.30 per day
    426.0 km / 264.7 miles away
  5. Bendigo Car Rentals from $43.96 per day
    556.0 km / 345.5 miles away
  6. Ballarat Car Rentals from $42.09 per day
    558.6 km / 347.1 miles away
  7. Geelong Car Rentals from $45.49 per day
    629.9 km / 391.4 miles away
  8. Avalon Car Rentals from $54.87 per day
    632.4 km / 393.0 miles away
  9. Melbourne Car Rentals from $27.87 per day
    641.7 km / 398.7 miles away
  10. Griffith Car Rentals from $53.05 per day
    694.0 km / 431.2 miles away
  11. Pakenham Car Rentals from $42.72 per day
    710.1 km / 441.2 miles away
  12. Albury Car Rentals from $41.56 per day
    772.7 km / 480.1 miles away
  13. Wagga Wagga Car Rentals from $54.46 per day
    813.1 km / 505.2 miles away
  14. Parkes Car Rentals from $33.74 per day
    910.3 km / 565.6 miles away
  15. Canberra Car Rentals from $36.20 per day
    970.2 km / 602.9 miles away
  16. Devonport Car Rentals from $17.86 per day
    977.7 km / 607.5 miles away
  17. Dubbo Car Rentals from $31.78 per day
    978.1 km / 607.8 miles away
  18. Bathurst Car Rentals from $28.82 per day
    1029.7 km / 639.8 miles away
  19. Merimbula Car Rentals from $20.26 per day
    1046.2 km / 650.1 miles away
  20. Launceston Car Rentals from $21.58 per day
    1054.3 km / 655.1 miles away

Top 20 Locations near Adelaide

  1. Adelaide Airport Car Rentals from $25.07 per day
  2. Adelaide North Car Rentals from $38.89 per day
    7.1 km / 4.4 miles away
  3. Mildura Airport Car Rentals from $40.63 per day
    335.0 km / 208.2 miles away
  4. Avalon Airport Car Rentals from $54.87 per day
    632.4 km / 393.0 miles away
  5. Melbourne Airport Car Rentals from $29.59 per day
    641.7 km / 398.7 miles away
  6. Melbourne Hoppers Crossing Car Rentals from $46.01 per day
    642.3 km / 399.1 miles away
  7. Melbourne Tullamarine Car Rentals from $35.24 per day
    645.6 km / 401.2 miles away
  8. Downtown Car Rentals from $27.87 per day
    657.6 km / 408.6 miles away
  9. South Melbourne Car Rentals from $42.04 per day
    658.1 km / 408.9 miles away
  10. Melbourne Richmond Car Rentals from $52.74 per day
    661.5 km / 411.0 miles away
  11. Melbourne Brighton Car Rentals from $55.22 per day
    664.8 km / 413.1 miles away
  12. Melbourne Bayswater Car Rentals from $36.81 per day
    684.0 km / 425.0 miles away
  13. Melbourne Dandenong Car Rentals from $38.81 per day
    686.2 km / 426.4 miles away
  14. Melbourne Frankston Car Rentals from $42.04 per day
    686.8 km / 426.8 miles away
  15. Griffith Airport Car Rentals from $53.05 per day
    694.0 km / 431.2 miles away
  16. Albury Airport Car Rentals from $53.96 per day
    772.7 km / 480.1 miles away
  17. Wagga Wagga Airport Car Rentals from $54.46 per day
    813.1 km / 505.2 miles away
  18. Canberra Airport Car Rentals from $45.25 per day
    970.2 km / 602.9 miles away
  19. Devonport Airport Car Rentals from $41.00 per day
    977.7 km / 607.5 miles away
  20. Dubbo Airport Car Rentals from $31.78 per day
    978.1 km / 607.8 miles away

Map of Car Rental Locations

What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Adelaide?

Car rental prices in Adelaide vary by time of year. This graph shows the average prices per month to help you find the best time of year to rent.
Average rental costs per day in Adelaide
$56.92
January
$55.54
February
$55.44
March
$52.67
April
$47.77
May
$42.51
June
$41.94
July
$45.58
August
$47.34
September
$61.32
October
$71.30
November
$69.81
December
The cheapest month to rent a car in Adelaide is July (when prices average $41.94 per day). This is 22% cheaper than the yearly average and 41% cheaper than renting in November (when prices average $71.30).

This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.

What’s the usual rental length in Adelaide?

How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in March, the average renter keeps their car for 8 days, and in February, they keep their car for 6 days.
Average number of rental days in Adelaide
7
January
6
February
8
March
6
April
7
May
6
June
7
July
6
August
6
September
7
October
7
November
8
December

What's the most popular month to rent a car in Adelaide?

Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Adelaide is January, and the least popular is July.
Monthly searches in Adelaide by pick-up date relative to the average
139%
January
105%
February
109%
March
122%
April
95%
May
79%
June
69%
July
81%
August
87%
September
86%
October
100%
November
129%
December

Car Rental Information

Car rental locations 7
Airport locations 1
Popular suppliers SIXT, EastCoast Car Rentals, Jucy, Europcar, Alamo
Popular car categories SUVs, Medium cars, Large cars, Small cars
Lowest price $25 per day
Cheapest supplier Jucy

Most Popular Car Models of Rental Suppliers

Rental Supplier Model Doors Luggage Type
Jucy Hyundai Accent 5 2 Medium cars
EastCoast Car Rentals Kia Picanto 5 1 Small cars
EastCoast Car Rentals MG ZS 5 2 SUVs
SIXT Toyota Yaris 5 Small cars
SIXT Mitsubishi ASX 4 2 SUVs
Jucy Toyota Corolla Sedan 4 2 Large cars
SIXT Kia Carnival 5 3 Vans
EastCoast Car Rentals Suzuki Baleno 5 2 Medium cars
Alamo Toyota Yaris 4 2 Medium cars
SIXT Mitsubishi Outlander Aut. 5 3 SUVs

Our Customers' Reviews

Because we want to make sure each review listed here is left by a real customer, we don’t have an option to post a review here. Instead, we ask each and every customer to leave a review after they return their rental car. This way, you know that all reviews are authentic, verified, and trustworthy.

Australia
Toyota Corolla Sedan
May 15, 2023
Visiting family
New Zealand
Toyota Corolla
May 13, 2023
We enjoyed our roadtrip to Victor Harbor via Hahndorf and found the roads around Adelaide very easy to navigate. Safe parking on the city fringes and enjoyed using the Trams in the city.
Australia
Suzuki Swift
April 29, 2023
Hahndorf and was amazing and only a short drive from Adelaide. As well as visiting this German settlement, there are a number of surrounding places worth checking out, including Stirling, Jurlique Farm and Mount Lofty for great views of Adelaide.
Australia
Toyota Yaris
March 16, 2023
with the car, we (a family of 4 adults) went to Monarto Safari and Kayaking.
Australia
Suzuki Swift
March 2, 2023
Hahndorf is a must visit. McLaren Vale, Barossa Valley are beautiful and very friendly, eateries are everywhere and superb.
Australia
Toyota Yaris
February 24, 2023
Family gathering. Visited the Adelaide hills which was fantastic.
Australia
Toyota Corolla Sedan
January 23, 2023
Family visit
Australia
Mitsubishi Lancer
January 19, 2023
Long lost cousins were our tour guides. Will be back!
Australia
Nissan Juke
January 4, 2023
perfect weather !
France
Hyundai Kona
November 24, 2022
great !
Canada
Mitsubishi Lancer
November 11, 2022
Two Hands Cellar Door and shout out to Izway Wines
Australia
Hyundai i30
October 26, 2022
Note you can order GPS at the counter when you pick up the car. My Lofty wildlife park is a must. So is Hahndorf as well as the beach such as Glenelg. Great city!
Australia
Kia Carnival
October 1, 2022
Visited family in Cowell
Australia
Toyota Yaris
September 26, 2022
Didn't visit anywhere except family for a wedding, but did visit Glen Ewen Estate,lovely place for a reception or function
Australia
Toyota Corolla
February 12, 2022
Drive though the Barossa Valley, have lunch. Drive to Renmark along the Murray, and take time to stop and enjoy the scenery
Australia
Toyota Corolla
December 31, 2021
For this city you need a vehicle to visit the jetties/beaches, outskirt towns and winery locations.
Australia
Toyota Corolla
May 18, 2021
Adelaide, Victor Harbour, Goowla
Israel
Toyota Corolla
November 13, 2019
We want to extend the rental period we got cheaper prices over the internet so we rent the extension period with other company . Maybe I really don't know it will be wise to offer it in more competitive prices . But not conclusive depend upon many variables. Any way it was great thanks
Australia
Toyota Corolla Sedan
May 10, 2019
An excellent city to visit. Much quieter than Melbourne and Sydney. Very easy to drive around and the gateway to Australia's best wineries and lovely grape growing centres. Most of the wineries are spectacular to visit.
Australia
Mitsubishi ASX
February 17, 2019
Adelaide Hill’s a delight to drive through
Poland
Toyota Corolla
January 9, 2019
Marina Pier and Gelong is really easy reach by the car. Adelaide is really nice City, with good Food (Marcelina Pizza) and drink! Also don't Forget about the pigs on the Queen Street:):)
Australia
Nissan Micra
December 28, 2018
Adelaide is unique. Comparison with other cities is not only silly but futile as well. Plaese have a good holiday
United Kingdom
Holden Malibu
December 12, 2018
Adelaide is an easy place to drive around, with the outer suburbs having easy to navigate arterial roads and the CBD is a simple grid. Car rental isn't expensive and whilst the bus service is generally not too bad, you'll save time and possibly even money (depending on the amount of driving).
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Car Rental Statistics

Highest rated company
SIXT
9.4 / 10
)
Lowest rated company
URDRIVE
8.4 / 10
)
Total number of reviews
23
Total rental companies
15
Average daily price
$54.88
Lowest daily price
$25.07
Total cars available
195

Top 15 Suppliers in Adelaide in 2023

SIXT
SIXT
Exceptional 9.4 / 151 reviews
4 locations
$42 - $143
Thrifty
Thrifty
Exceptional 9.4 / 54 reviews
2 locations
$45 - $116
EastCoast Car Rentals
EastCoast Car Rentals
Exceptional 9.3 / 76 reviews
1 location
$96 - $98
Hertz
Hertz
Exceptional 9.3 / 14 reviews
1 location
$61 - $107
Europcar
Europcar
Exceptional 9.2 / 56 reviews
4 locations
$39 - $98
Alamo
Alamo
Exceptional 9.2 / 42 reviews
1 location
$68 - $90
Budget
Budget
Exceptional 9.2 / 26 reviews
2 locations
$43 - $66
Jucy
Jucy
Exceptional 9 / 64 reviews
1 location
$25
National
National
Excellent 8.9 / 2 reviews
1 location
$86 - $106
Avis
Avis
Excellent 8.8 / 6 reviews
1 location
$42 - $85
Dollar
Dollar
Excellent 8.8
2 locations
$50 - $89
Enterprise
Enterprise
Excellent 8.7
3 locations
$72 - $120
Keddy
Keddy
Excellent 8.5 / 5 reviews
2 locations
$43 - $71
Firefly
Firefly
Excellent 8.4
1 location
URDRIVE
URDRIVE
Excellent 8.4
1 location
$62 - $68
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