Car Rental in Brisbane

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Pick-up location

Brisbane, Australia

Return car in same location

Pick-up date

Drop-off date

Driver's country of residence is United States of America (USA) and age is 30-65

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Cheapest Car Rental Rates

Downtown Car Rental

Economy

Kia Picanto or similar

5
1
5
A/C
Auto.

per day

Brisbane Airport Car Rental

Compact SUV

Kia Stonic or similar

5
2
4
A/C
Auto.

per day

Brisbane Airport Car Rental

Economy Elite

Toyota Corolla or similar

5
2
4
A/C
Auto.

per day

Brisbane Tingalpa Car Rental

Standard Crossover

MG HS Aut. or similar

5
3
5
A/C
Auto.

per day

Travel Information

Language

English

Currency

AUD

Drive on

Left-hand side

Country code

+61

Average car rental price

$57.02 / per day

Average car rental length

8 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

9.6

Average gasoline price

$1.37 per liter

Highest gasoline price

$1.56 per liter

Lowest gasoline price

$1.12 per liter

Why rent a car in Brisbane?

Brisbane is a great place to explore by car. It has something for every traveler from interesting architecture to fun, interactive museums, and impressive landmarks. The city is quite spread out, so the best way to experience it all is with your own ride. From Brisbane, you can also easily access many of Australia’s most famous beaches with some of the best surfing spots on the planet.

One-Way Car Rentals in Brisbane

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

From Brisbane to Sydney - 62 offers from $44.43 per day
From Brisbane to Gold Coast - 59 offers from $35.38 per day
From Brisbane to Cairns - 55 offers from $50.45 per day
From Brisbane to Marcoola - 55 offers from $35.11 per day
From Brisbane to Melbourne - 32 offers from $51.47 per day

Top ways to enter Brisbane

Brisbane Airport: One of the largest in Australia and the busiest in Queensland, Brisbane Airport serves more than 23 million travelers every year. The airport has flights to and from more than 80 destinations in Australia, Oceania, and Asia. Divided into international and domestic terminals, Brisbane Airport is located about 17km (10 miles) northeast of Brisbane city center.
Gold Coast Airport: Formerly known as Coolangatta Airport, Gold Coast Airport serves the famous beach destination of the same name. The airport is served by 9 different airlines that offer many domestic flights as well as connections to New Zealand, Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia, and other countries. Gold Coast Airport is about 99km (61 miles) south of Brisbane and can be reached by car in a bit more than one hour.
Sunshine Coast Airport: Served by four different airlines, this small and cozy airport mainly provides domestic connections, but there is also a seasonal flight to New Zealand’s largest city, Auckland. Sunshine Coast Airport is about 110km (68 miles) north of Brisbane.
Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport: The only international airport in Queensland that’s not on the coast, Toowoomba Airport hosts flights to Melbourne, Sydney, and a number of smaller airports in Queensland. The airport is located 149km (92 miles) west of Brisbane and can be reached in about two hours.

City facts

Located on the coast of the Pacific Ocean, Brisbane has a subtropical climate. Thanks to its proximity to the equator, Brisbane is one of the most humid cities of Australia. The average temperature is 27°C (80°F) in January and February, the warmest months, and 16°C (61°F) in June and July. September is also by far the driest month, while January is the most humid one.
Inhabited for more than 20,000 years, the Brisbane area was and still is home to the indigenous Jagera people. Before colonization in the 19th century, the settlement had a population of fewer than 10,000 people. Nowadays, Brisbane has 2.58 million inhabitants, making it the third-largest city in Australia.
Brisbane is the capital of Queensland, the second-largest state of Australia. Taking up 1.8 million square kilometers (or 722,011 square miles), this immense area is about the size of Iran; if it was independent, it would be among the 20 largest countries in the world. Consequently, not everywhere in Queensland can be easily accessed from Brisbane - for example, Cairns, the main city of Far North Queensland and a popular tourist destination, is almost 1,700 km (1,050 miles) from Brisbane and the wet tropical forests of the region are even further north. The distances are worth keeping in mind when planning your trip around this fascinating nature.

Top destinations and activities

The University of Queensland. One of the most beautiful urban areas in Australia, the sandstone buildings of the university complex are surrounded by wide boulevards and picturesque lakes. The university is not only a place of education but also has attractions like the UQ Art Museum, a number of surrounding green areas, and the nearby Eleanor Schonell bridge.
Queensland Maritime Museum. Established in 1971, but telling the story of a much longer history, the Queensland Maritime Museum houses impressive vessels of different ages (famous examples include the 1925 steam tug Forceful and the 1945 river frigate Diamantina, both of which previously served the Royal Australian Navy). There are also exhibitions on the technology of early lighthouses and a number of unique artifacts obtained during the maritime archaeology exhibitions in the nearby Coral Sea and the Pacific Ocean.
Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium. Located in the Brisbane Botanic Gardens, the planetarium honors the astronomical pioneer and one of the first explorers of the Southern Skies. A Scottish officer and explorer, he also gave the name to the city itself. Nowadays the planetarium features the impressive 12.5 meter diameter Cosmic Skydome as well as a number of exhibitions on the universe. Before visiting, check the opening hours and other information on the Brisbane City Council’s official homepage.
Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre. A convention center might not feature high on your to-see list, but the one in Brisbane has often been named the best in the world. Open since 1995, it hosts a large number of exhibitions, performances, and sports events, and is one of the most impressive examples of contemporary architecture in Australia.
Wheel of Brisbane. Especially popular with families with children, this ferris wheel takes you to the height of 60 m (197 feet), providing great views of the city below. It was set up for the 150th birthday of the city in 2009. The wheel is in South Bank, one of the most visited areas of Brisbane.
Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary. As the world’s oldest and largest koala sanctuary, you have the opportunity to get close and personal with some of Australia’s most iconic animals, including not only koalas but kangaroos, wallabies and wombats as well. Cuddle a koala or even hand-feed a kangaroo, you are provided an incredibly informative experience learning about wildlife conservation and preservation efforts. A must-do for families in Brisbane.
Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mount Coot-tha. Located in the heart of Brisbane, it is one of Australia's premier subtropical botanic gardens and it is home to diverse flora as well as six different ecosystems. The Brisbane Botanic Gardens Mount Coot-tha are the perfect place to relax and take in the natural beauty of this part of Brisbane.

Traffic and parking

One of the largest road hazards in Australia is the wildlife. Take extra caution when driving in bad weather or after dark as this is when most of the collisions with wildlife take place.
Mobile coverage is very rarely available outside of major highways and population centers, so take 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 plan your route in advance to be able to supplement your water supplies.
Laws concerning driving under the influence differ from territory to territory in Australia. In Queensland, 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 license ban.
Proof of insurance and the car’s documentation need 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 a number of toll roads in Australia, mainly in the states of New South Wales, Victoria, and Queensland. In New South Wales, there are nine currently active toll roads, which is more than in the rest of the country combined.

Most toll roads in Australia use an open toll system with mainline barrier toll points. All toll roads in Australia use a cashless payment system. You can purchase a prepaid pass for most toll roads. Some rental cars in Australia are equipped with electronic transponders, the price of which may or may not be 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 fee system in place.

For more information about the toll roads in the state of Queensland, visit the state’s toll road website.

Ideas for day trips

Glass House Mountains National Park. Home to the Glass House Mountain Range, eucalyptus woodlands, and volcanic plugs, this national park is a perfect place for a day outdoors. The park is home to a number of interesting bird and animal species, such as the black cockatoo, the grey goshawk, and Freycinet’s frog. The park can be explored either on foot or by driving through in a car, but either way, make sure to buy and try the macadamia nuts, a local delicacy. Just 60km (37 miles) north of Brisbane, the Glass House Mountains can be reached in just one hour.
Gold Coast. The second-largest city in Queensland, the Gold Coast is known as one of the best surfing spots on the planet. There are countless long beaches that have bars and restaurants as well as equipment for water sports. If you travel up or down the coast, you can also find more remote shores just for yourself. Read more about the beaches that make the Gold Coast is the ultimate beach holiday destination. About 78km (48 miles) south of Brisbane, Gold Coast can be reached in one hour by car.
Toowoomba. Affectionately called ‘Woombie’ by locals, Australia’s second-largest inland city might not be as glamorous as some of the destinations on the coast, but a careful observer will find plenty to enjoy here. The city is rich in both Aboriginal and colonial heritage which can be observed in its architecture and museums and is also home to beautiful green areas like the Queens Park Botanical Gardens and nearby Crows Nest National Park and Glen Rock State Forest. Just 125km (77 miles) east of Brisbane and reachable in 90 minutes, Toowoomba is definitely worth the trip.
Tamborine National Park. Another picturesque nature area just a short drive from Brisbane, Tamborine is the perfect place to enjoy the Northern Australian rainforest. Named after the mountain of the same name, it also has impressive gorges, cliffs, panoramic viewpoints, and some of the largest trees in the country. Located 67 km (41 mi) south of Brisbane, Tamborine can be reached in about one hour.
Samford Valley. Having a surprisingly bucolic and remote feel despite being just a 30-minute drive from central Brisbane, Samford Valley is another popular day trip destination. Known for the natural beauty of the valley itself, the area is also home to the historic Samford Village and the accompanying District Historical Museum. The valley can also be visited as a part of the trip to the nearby D’aguilar National Park or Lake Wivenhoe.
Lamington National Park. Located 2 hours from Brisbane and home to some of the most stunning natural beauty in Australia, Lamington is a must-visit. Hikers will get their fair share of viewpoints and trails meandering through eucalypt forests and past crystal-clear creeks. Birdwatchers can spot colorful parrots flitting between canopy trees, while enthusiastic wildlife photographers may encounter unique animals and insects.

Most popular cars

The most popular rental cars in Brisbane are the Hyundai i30 and the Suzuki Swift, although travelers also pick the Mitsubishi ASX and the Nissan X-Trail a lot. The most popular rental car types are compact, standard, and full-size.

Further destinations

Moreton Island. A 36km (22 mile) long island in the Pacific, Moreton is a natural paradise near Brisbane. With plenty of picturesque bays, coves, and lagoons, here you can see wildlife such as humpback whales, dolphins, sea turtles, dugongs, and swamp wallabies as well as doing such activities as parasailing, snorkeling, and sandboarding. Moreton can be reached from Brisbane by ferry, and it might be possible to go with a rental car, but it needs to be a 4x4 vehicle and you need to obtain a valid Moreton Island Recreation Area vehicle access permit. Ask your Brisbane car rental provider about the possibility to take your 4x4 rental to Moreton.
Sunshine Coast. Another surfing spot, Sunshine Coast is less-discovered and therefore less crowded and more affordable than the Gold Coast. With plenty of opportunities for water sports and accommodation ranging from luxurious to cut-price, there is something for every traveler. Besides beautiful beaches, you’ll also find Steve Irwin’s Australia Zoo which is home to such varied species as giraffes, cheetahs, Sumatran tigers, and many species of crocodiles and the beautiful Mapleton Falls National Park. The Sunshine Coast is about 106 km (66 mi) north of Brisbane and can be reached in 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Sydney. The epic 910km (565 mile), 10-hour-long road trip south along the coast is not for everyone, but the opportunity to see Australia’s largest and most famous city should, at the very least, be tempting. It is indeed a long, though stunning, drive that needs to be planned in advance. When you’ll finally see Sydney’s landmarks like the Opera House and the Sydney Tower at the end of your trip, we promise it’ll feel like an experience of a lifetime. Needless to say, there are plenty of places of interest and accommodation opportunities along the way.
Great Barrier Reef. One of the most fascinating natural ecosystems in the world, visiting Great Barrier Reef will be a highlight of any trip to Australia. Tours for diving or visiting one of the reef island resorts are available from a number of coastal towns north of Brisbane, such as Cairns, Airlie Beach, and Gladstone. The latter, located about 510 km (317 mi) from Brisbane, can be reached in about six hours; the others are farther away.

Car Rental Prices in Brisbane

Large cars - from $41 per day
Medium cars - from $28 per day
Vans - from $60 per day
Premium cars - from $55 per day
Small cars - from $26 per day
SUVs - from $35 per day

Money-saving tips

Try these tips to get a good rental car deal in Brisbane:

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 Brisbane is the cheapest in October when renting a car is about 64% cheaper than the yearly average and about 78% cheaper than renting a vehicle in April.

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Jonny Melon is a professional travel photographer and blogger from the Gold Coast, Australia. Since starting his blogging business in 2017, he’s been continuously traveling full-time and has visited more than 55 countries. Over the years, his blog, jonnymelon.com, has become the ultimate travel resource featuring free destination guides and captivating photos from around the world. With an outgoing personality and his passion for travel and photography, Jonny strives to inspire others to step outside their comfort zones and explore this wonderful earth, too!

What travel writers say

At the northern end of the Sunshine Coast, about a 90 minute drive from Brisbane is Noosa. This popular holiday area also makes a fun and easy day trip from the city. The main beach of Noosa is popular with surfers and can be quite busy but walk a little way down towards the river and the beach is just as good and almost deserted a lot of the time.

TAD

Toni and Drew

Hi. I’m Toni, and together with my husband Drew, we travel the Asia Pacific region.

A Farmers Market takes place in the West End district every Saturday. This is the place where you can score fresh fruit and vegetables for little money, but also buy vintage clothing and cheese. In addition, you can enjoy the street music here. There is a melting pot of people on the market, and the vibe is open and relaxed!

Charlotte

My name is Charlotte and I love to travel. My goal is to inspire you and help you plan your next trip.

If natural bushland scenery is more your style, Mt Tamborine in the Gold Coast Hinterland is a perfect day trip from Brisbane. With amazing views and the opportunity to walk among the treetops at the Tamborine Rainforest Skywalk, you are sure to get up close with some native wildlife along the way.

Connors Family

Hi there! We are the Connors Family from Australia and if you hadn't guessed it by now, we love to travel!

Top 20 Cities near Brisbane

North Lakes Car Rentals from $115.64 per day

19.4 km / 12.1 miles away
Ipswich Car Rentals from $41.80 per day

43.4 km / 27.0 miles away
Surfers Paradise Car Rentals from $72.96 per day

75.5 km / 46.9 miles away
Marcoola Car Rentals from $23.80 per day

86.9 km / 54.0 miles away
Gold Coast Car Rentals from $33.20 per day

94.8 km / 58.9 miles away
Noosa Heads Car Rentals from $32.27 per day

109.6 km / 68.1 miles away
Toowoomba Car Rentals from $35.57 per day

116.2 km / 72.2 miles away
Ballina Car Rentals from $50.76 per day

167.0 km / 103.8 miles away
Hervey Bay Car Rentals from $39.12 per day

230.9 km / 143.5 miles away
Bundaberg Car Rentals from $41.80 per day

287.1 km / 178.4 miles away
Coffs Harbour Car Rentals from $46.62 per day

326.5 km / 202.9 miles away
Armidale Car Rentals from $33.20 per day

378.8 km / 235.4 miles away
Moree Car Rentals from $35.57 per day

396.4 km / 246.3 miles away
Gladstone Car Rentals from $87.10 per day

434.5 km / 270.0 miles away
Port Macquarie Car Rentals from $39.11 per day

451.2 km / 280.4 miles away
Tamworth Car Rentals from $32.16 per day

466.6 km / 289.9 miles away
Taree Car Rentals from $67.43 per day

504.5 km / 313.5 miles away
Rockhampton Car Rentals from $39.52 per day

518.3 km / 322.1 miles away
Newcastle Car Rentals from $35.94 per day

614.2 km / 381.6 miles away
Emerald Car Rentals from $56.61 per day

652.4 km / 405.4 miles away

Top 20 Locations near Brisbane

Brisbane Airport Car Rentals from $34.52 per day
Brisbane Ascot Car Rentals from $48.94 per day

6.8 km / 4.2 miles away
Downtown Car Rentals from $26.37 per day

12.5 km / 7.8 miles away
Brisbane Tingalpa Car Rentals from $39.11 per day

13.5 km / 8.4 miles away
Brisbane Brendale Car Rentals from $98.51 per day

15.5 km / 9.6 miles away
Brisbane Archerfield Car Rentals from $98.51 per day

22.6 km / 14.0 miles away
Brisbane Rocklea Car Rentals from $41.80 per day

23.0 km / 14.3 miles away
Sunshine Coast Airport Car Rentals from $23.80 per day

86.9 km / 54.0 miles away
Gold Coast Airport Car Rentals from $33.20 per day

94.8 km / 58.9 miles away
Toowoomba Wellcamp Airport Car Rentals from $43.42 per day

119.7 km / 74.4 miles away
Ballina Airport Car Rentals from $50.76 per day

167.0 km / 103.8 miles away
Hervey Bay Airport Car Rentals from $39.12 per day

230.9 km / 143.5 miles away
Hervey Bay Downtown Car Rentals from $44.97 per day

236.1 km / 146.7 miles away
Bundaberg Airport Car Rentals from $45.98 per day

287.1 km / 178.4 miles away
Bundaberg Downtown Car Rentals from $41.80 per day

290.3 km / 180.4 miles away
Coffs Harbour Airport Car Rentals from $46.62 per day

326.5 km / 202.9 miles away
Armidale Airport Car Rentals from $33.20 per day

378.8 km / 235.4 miles away
Moree Airport Car Rentals from $35.57 per day

396.4 km / 246.3 miles away
Gladstone Airport Car Rentals from $87.10 per day

434.5 km / 270.0 miles away
Port Macquarie Airport Car Rentals from $39.12 per day

451.2 km / 280.4 miles away

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

Car rental prices in Brisbane 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 Brisbane

$53.73

January

$43.47

February

$47.40

March

$54.67

April

$41.14

May

$59.99

June

$67.53

July

$55.57

August

$66.74

September

$67.78

October

$62.15

November

$71.76

December

The cheapest month to rent a car in Brisbane is May (when prices average $41.14 per day). This is 29% cheaper than the yearly average and 43% cheaper than renting in December (when prices average $71.76).

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 Brisbane?

How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in December, the average renter keeps their car for 10 days, and in September, they keep their car for 7 days.

Average rental length in Brisbane

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

Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Brisbane is April, and the least popular is July.

Monthly searches in Brisbane by pick-up date relative to the average

110%

January

99%

February

118%

March

135%

April

102%

May

78%

June

73%

July

90%

August

77%

September

93%

October

101%

November

124%

December

Car Rental Information

Car rental locations	12
Airport locations	1
Popular suppliers	Bargain Car Rentals, SIXT, EastCoast Car Rentals, Jucy, Europcar
Popular car categories	SUVs, Medium cars, Large cars, Small cars
Lowest price	$26 per day
Cheapest supplier	EastCoast Car Rentals

Most Popular Car Models of Rental Suppliers

Rental Supplier	Model	Doors	Luggage	Type
Bargain Car Rentals	Hyundai Accent	4	2	Medium cars
Jucy	Toyota Corolla	5	3	Medium cars
Bargain Car Rentals	Toyota Corolla	4	2	Large cars
Bargain Car Rentals	Kia Stonic	4	2	SUVs
SIXT	MG HS Aut.	5	3	SUVs
SIXT	Mitsubishi Outlander Aut.	5	3	SUVs
SIXT	Kia Carnival	5	3	Vans
SIXT	Peugeot 508s	5	3	Premium cars
Bargain Car Rentals	Holden Acadia	5	3	SUVs
Bargain Car Rentals	Nissan X-Trail	4	2	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

Hyundai Accent

April 3, 2023

Visit family

New Zealand

Hyundai Kona

April 1, 2023

Stayed with friends and went to a wedding in Yamba...magic!

Australia

Toyota Corolla

March 29, 2023

Just great to catch up with family and visit the sites in Brisbane including Gold Coast, and Seaworld, and go to watch the mighty Brisbane lions win at the Gabba.

Australia

Ford Ranger

March 28, 2023

Family reunion

Canada

MG HS Aut.

February 28, 2023

Restaurants, nature, hikes, beach.

United States of America (USA)

Hyundai Kona

February 22, 2023

Fantastic surf, swarms of dolphins in the water in and near the surf zone.

Australia

Mitsubishi Lancer

February 14, 2023

Went to Gold Coast, Surfers Paradise and drove around South Brisbane. Rental cars definitely makes it easier and cheaper to get around.

Australia

MG 3

January 13, 2023

I’ve had a good experience there

Australia

Hyundai Accent

January 9, 2023

We drove to Redcliffe Peninsula and stayed there for the duration of our trip

Australia

Isuzu MU-X

January 4, 2023

Adventure all day

United States of America (USA)

Hyundai Accent

December 16, 2022

I visited a beach where I vacationed as a child with my sisters, it was a chance to reminisce

Singapore

Peugeot 508s

December 4, 2022

the first aid pack helped me a lot when my kid fell down.

Greece

Hyundai Kona

November 30, 2022

All of the gold coast was beautiful and XKirra was an amasing place to stay in.

Australia

Kia Rio

November 29, 2022

Excellent trio to Gold Coast and Surfers Paradise

Australia

Suzuki Swift

November 12, 2022

Wet n Wild, Movieworld and Sea World

France

Isuzu MU-X

November 12, 2022

We had a fantastic time traveling from Brisbane to Cairns. We enjoyed the landscapes, the snorkeling, the skydiving in Mission Beach and the kindness of people.

New Zealand

Hyundai Accent

November 3, 2022

It’s a little hard to find if you don’t get the shuttle Car was perfect for what we needed

New Zealand

Isuzu MU-X

October 21, 2022

Visit to Hinterland Now await the return of bond!

Australia

Toyota Corolla

September 9, 2022

Australia zoo was amazing

Australia

Mitsubishi Outlander Aut.

August 5, 2022

2 separate trips - Sunny Coast and Stanthorpe. If taking New England Highway, watch out for poor road surface just after Cunningham's gap.

Car Rental Statistics

Highest rated company

Ace Rental Cars

9.2 / 10

Lowest rated company

Keddy

8 / 10

Total number of reviews

Total rental companies

Average daily price

$57.02

Lowest daily price

$32.70

Total cars available

268

Top 17 Suppliers in Brisbane in 2023

Ace Rental Cars

Exceptional 9.2 / 14 reviews

1 location

$37 - $103

Hertz

Exceptional 9.2 / 68 reviews

1 location

$85 - $92

EastCoast Car Rentals

Exceptional 9.1 / 203 reviews

2 locations

$26 - $64

SIXT

Exceptional 9.1 / 266 reviews

8 locations

$39 - $142

Budget

Exceptional 9 / 15 reviews

3 locations

$51 - $133

Thrifty

Excellent 8.9 / 53 reviews

7 locations

National

Excellent 8.9 / 1 reviews

1 location

$93 - $122

Europcar

Excellent 8.8 / 65 reviews

9 locations

$41 - $145

Avis

Excellent 8.7 / 5 reviews

3 locations

$78 - $161

Bargain Car Rentals

Excellent 8.7 / 462 reviews

1 location

$35 - $74

Enterprise

Excellent 8.7 / 1 reviews

2 locations

$63 - $93

Jucy

Excellent 8.5 / 113 reviews

1 location

$35 - $35

Dollar

Excellent 8.5 / 1 reviews

2 locations

$59 - $76

Alamo

Excellent 8.4 / 42 reviews

1 location

$55 - $92

Firefly

Excellent 8.4

1 location

NUCarrentals

Excellent 8.2 / 3 reviews

1 location

Keddy

Excellent 8 / 9 reviews

1 location

$45 - $71

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Car Rental in Brisbane

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Travel Information

Why rent a car in Brisbane?

One-Way Car Rentals in Brisbane

Top ways to enter Brisbane

City facts

Top destinations and activities

Traffic and parking

Toll roads

Ideas for day trips

Most popular cars

Further destinations

Car Rental Prices in Brisbane

Money-saving tips

What travel writers say

Top 20 Cities near Brisbane

Top 20 Locations near Brisbane

Map of Car Rental Locations

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

What’s the usual rental length in Brisbane?

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

Car Rental Information

Most Popular Car Models of Rental Suppliers

Our Customers' Reviews

Car Rental Statistics

Top 17 Suppliers in Brisbane in 2023

Highly recommended by our customers

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