Car Rental in Sydney

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Cheapest Car Rental Rates

Sydney Airport
Economy
Toyota Yaris or similar
Toyota Yaris
  • 5
  • 1
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Distinqt Car Hire
$25.23 per day
Downtown
Compact
Kia Stonic or similar
Kia Stonic
  • 5
  • 2
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
NoBirds
$27.51 per day
Sydney Alexandria
Intermediate
Kia Cerato or similar
Kia Cerato
  • 5
  • 2
  • 4
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Budget
$28.42 per day
Sydney Airport
Standard SUV
Mitsubishi Outlander or similar
Mitsubishi Outlander
  • 7
  • 1
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
YesDrive Car Rentals
$37.38 per day

Most Popular Car Rental Deals

Sydney Alexandria
Standard Elite
Polestar 2 or similar
Polestar 2
  • 5
  • 2
  • 5
  • Auto.
Thrifty
$41.69 per day
Sydney Airport
Intermediate Elite
Haval H6 or similar
Haval H6
  • 5
  • 3
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Alpha car hire
$46.98 per day
Sydney Airport
Economy Elite SUV
Toyota Yaris Cross or similar
Toyota Yaris Cross
  • 5
  • 2
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
Everything Fleet
$49.00 per day
Sydney Marrickville
Premium SUV
Lexus NX or similar
Lexus NX
  • 5
  • 2
  • 5
  • A/C
  • Auto.
GreenMotion
$50.60 per day
The above prices are only approximate and were last updated at 11:44 PM on 10/9/24. Prices may vary based on the booking dates, length of rental, and car class.

Travel Information

Languages
English
Currency
AUD
Drive on
Left-hand side
Country code
+61
Average car rental price
$38 per day
Average car rental length
9 days
Speed limit within town
50 km/h or 31 mph
Speed limit out of town
100 - 130 km/h or 62 - 81 mph
Acceptable limit of BAC
0.05%
Rating
9.4 / 10
Average gas price
$1.34 per liter or $5.08 per gallon
Lowest gas price
$1.15 per liter or $4.35 per gallon
Highest gas price
$1.53 per liter or $5.79 per gallon

Why rent a car in Sydney?

Sydney is a great place to experience by car. You’ll have the freedom to see this huge and sprawling city in all its diversity, traveling from inland neighborhoods to coastal parts, as well as to see the rest of the huge and hugely interesting New South Wales.

Sydney

One-Way Car Rentals in Sydney

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

  • From Sydney to Brisbane - 67 offers from $49.97 per day
  • From Sydney to Melbourne - 34 offers from $77.19 per day
  • From Sydney to Cairns - 50 offers from $73.45 per day
  • From Sydney to Gold Coast - 50 offers from $52.71 per day
  • From Sydney to Canberra - 33 offers from $57.79 per day

Top ways to enter Sydney

  • Sydney Airport: The busiest in Australia, Sydney Airport hosts flights to and from all of the other continents of the world.
  • Newcastle Airport: This small airports only hosts domestic flights, but as it is only two hours drive north, flying to Newcastle can be another good way to reach Sydney if you’re already in Australia.
  • Canberra Airport (236 km / 147 mi): The capital city’s airport hosts a number of domestic flights, as well as routes to and from such large international hubs as Qatar and Singapore. It is about three hours drive southwest of Sydney.

City facts

  • Sydney has a humid subtropical climate with very warm summers and mild winters. Inland city districts are generally much warmer than the ones that are by the ocean and can experience extreme heat during the summer months.
  • Although not the capital, Sydney is the largest city in Australia. More than 5 million people, or roughly every fifth Australian, live here.

Top sights and activities

  • Sydney Harbour. Once the location of the first European settlement in the area, Sydney Harbour’s Circular Quay is now perhaps the most picturesque and the best known part of town. It is home of the world-famous as Sydney Opera, as well as to a number of other landmarks and attractions.
  • SS Ayrfield. Once an old coal and oil ship and then a written-off wreck, SS Ayrfield has impossibly turned into a floating forest of mangroves. The unique sight can be observed from the nearby shore of the Homebush Bay area where you can also find four other shipwrecks, as well as nature areas like Bicentennial Park, a system of parklands and mangrove wetlands.
  • The Sydney Tower Eye. The highest point in Sydney and thus offering the best 360 views from its top, the Tower Eye offers a great impression of both how immense is Sydney and how sparsely populated the rest of the state is to this day.
  • Art Gallery of New South Wales. One of the most important museums in Australia, Sydney’s main gallery is home to a wealth of fascinating paintings, sculptures, photographs, and other types of art. The gallery hosts the works of virtually all of the most notable Australian artists, as well as pieces by world-famous masters like van Gogh, Monet, and Rubens. There are also exhibitions dedicated to Indigenous Australian Art and Asian Art. Located in The Domain, a heritage area with plenty to see and do, the gallery can be easily reached from anywhere in the city center.
  • The Rocks. The historic district of The Rocks lies in the heart of Sydney. The neighborhood is home to some of Sydney's oldest and most historic buildings, including restored 19th-century sandstone buildings, cobbled laneways, and heritage-listed sites. Visitors can take a walking tour of the area, exploring the winding streets and alleys and learning about the district's fascinating history. One of the main attractions in The Rocks is the weekend market, which offers a range of unique and handmade products, including crafts, jewelry, and artwork. Visitors can sample local food and wine, listen to live music and soak up the area's vibrant atmosphere. In addition to its history and culture, The Rocks is also home to a range of bars, restaurants, and cafes, offering a diverse range of food and drink options. Visitors can enjoy a traditional Australian pub meal or sample international cuisine.
  • Darling Harbour. Darling Harbour is a vibrant entertainment and tourist precinct in the heart of Sydney. The neighborhood offers a range of activities and attractions for visitors of all ages, from world-class museums and aquariums to waterfront restaurants and bars. Visitors can stroll along the boardwalk, admiring the stunning harbor and city skyline views. One of the main attractions in Darling Harbour is the SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium, which offers a fascinating glimpse into the underwater world of Australia's marine life. Visitors can see a range of exotic species, including sharks, rays, and sea turtles, and learn about their habitats and behaviors. Another popular attraction is the Australian National Maritime Museum, which celebrates Australia's rich maritime history through various interactive exhibits and displays. Visitors can explore a range of ships, including a replica of Captain Cook's HMB Endeavour, and learn about Australia's naval and maritime history. Darling Harbour is also home to various restaurants and bars, offering a diverse range of dining options, from casual cafes and fast food outlets to fine dining establishments and waterfront bars.
  • Royal Botanic Garden. The Royal Botanic Garden is a stunning green space in the heart of Sydney, covering over 74 acres and featuring a diverse range of flora and fauna worldwide. Visitors can stroll through the gardens, enjoying the stunning views of the Sydney Harbour, the Opera House and the city skyline. One of the highlights of the Royal Botanic Garden is the themed gardens, including the Palm Grove, the Rose Garden, and the Herb Garden. Visitors can also explore the many walking paths and trails, each offering a unique and beautiful experience.

Traffic and parking

  • One of the largest road hazards in Australia are 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 nature 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.
  • Driving under influence laws differ from territory to territory in Australia. In New South Wales, the legal alcohol limit is 0.05% for experienced drivers and 0.00% for novice drivers and drivers with provisional licences. Exceeding the limit can lead to large fines and a driver licence ban.
  • The insurance and car documentation needs to be in the car whenever you’re driving.
  • If you’re the driver, you need to have your passport or ID card with you at all times.
  • The primary, nationwide emergency number in Australia is 000. The New South Wales Poisons Information Centre number is 131 126.

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 roll 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 an electronic toll transponder, the price of which is usually included in the rental price. Ask your car rental supplier about it in advance. 

Different toll roads are operated by different companies, so there is no nationwide fee system in place. 

For more information about the toll roads in Sydney, visit the Sydney Visitor Guide.

Ideas for day trips

  • The Blue Mountains. Katoomba is a charming mountain town in the heart of the Blue Mountains, just a few hours west of Sydney. Known for its stunning natural beauty and lovely heritage architecture, Katoomba is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike. One of the main attractions of Katoomba is the Three Sisters, a trio of towering rock formations that are said to represent three sisters from an Aboriginal legend. Visitors can take a scenic walk along the cliff tops, enjoying breathtaking views of the Three Sisters and the surrounding valleys. Another popular attraction in Katoomba is Scenic World, a theme park offering thrilling rides and attractions. Visitors can take a cable car or a railway down the valley, enjoying stunning views of the mountains and rainforest. Just a short drive from Katoomba is the town of Blackheath, home to the spectacular Pulpit Rock lookout. From this vantage point, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Grose Valley, including the iconic Seven Sisters rock formations.
  • The Central Coast. The Central Coast is a beautiful region located just north of Sydney, offering a perfect blend of coastal beauty, stunning beaches, and charming seaside towns. One of the most popular destinations on the Central Coast is Terrigal Beach. The long stretch of golden sand and crystal-clear waters are perfect for swimming, surfing, and sunbathing. Visitors can also enjoy a range of water sports and activities, including kayaking, paddle boarding, and fishing. In addition to the beach, Terrigal is home to a range of high-end restaurants, cafés, and boutique shops, making it the perfect destination for a relaxing day out. Visitors can stroll along the waterfront, stopping to sample some of the delicious seafood and wine the region is famous for. Other popular attractions on the Central Coast include the Australian Reptile Park, where visitors can get up close and personal with a range of native Australian wildlife, and the Bouddi National Park, which offers stunning coastal walks and breathtaking views of the ocean.
  • Garigal. A protected national park located in the North Shore region that is technically still part of the city, Garigal is a great place to see the local flora and fauna, as well as to learn about the local aboriginal culture through the ancient cave paintings and rock engravings that you can find throughout the site. Located just 23 km (14 miles) from the centre of Sydney, Garigal can be reached in about 30 minutes.
  • Manly Beach. The most beloved beach area of local Sydneysiders that’s located just a short ride from the harbour area, Manly Beach is famous for its beaches, watersport opportunities, and relaxed way of life. For many travelers, this is perhaps the most Australian part in the whole of Australia. Situated northeast of the city centre, Manly Beach is just 17 km (10.5 miles) away and takes 25 minutes to travel to.
  • Blue Mountains. Located just west of Sydney, the Blue Mountains region is a unique and relaxing place not only because of its majestic scenery, but also for fun towns like Katoomba and Blackheath, two national parks, and the stunning Jenolan caves. Even if you won’t get to see a wild kangaroo or swamp wallaby, you’ll still come back happy and relaxed. Keep in mind that despite their higher elevation, the Blue Mountains can still experience extreme heat during Australian summer, so it’s good to set out your travel routes in advance and to always stay properly hydrated. About 100 km (60 miles) from Sydney, the Blue Mountains can be reached in 90 minutes by car.
  • Royal National Park. Established in 1879, this is the oldest national park in Australia (and the second-oldest in the world after Yellowstone). When founded, it was known simply as the National Park. Located just a 45-minute drive south of Sydney, it is largely accessible by car, though naturally there is also a network of hiking paths. Known for its scenic beaches and coastal rainforest, it is home to a variety of flora and fauna.
  • Bondi Beach. The crescent-shaped Bondi Beach is one of the most famous beaches in the world and a must-visit destination for anyone visiting Sydney. Located just a few kilometers from Sydney's city center, the beach is renowned for its golden sand, clear blue water, and world-class surf, making it a popular destination for swimmers, surfers, and sunbathers. Visitors to Bondi Beach can take a stroll along the promenade, enjoying the stunning views of the ocean, or take a dip in the ocean to cool off on a hot summer's day. A range of water sports and activities are also available, including surfing, paddleboarding, and kayaking.
  • Mosman, Balmoral Beach and Taronga Zoo. Balmoral Beach is a stunning, crescent-shaped beach in the suburb of Mosman (Lower North Shore of Sydney). The beach is renowned for its clear blue water, golden sand, and family-friendly atmosphere, making it a popular destination for swimmers, sunbathers, and families with children. Visitors to Balmoral Beach can stroll along the promenade, enjoying the stunning views of the beach and the surrounding area. There is also a range of water sports and activities available, including kayaking, paddle boarding, and snorkeling. The suburb of Mosman is also worth exploring, offering a range of boutiques, galleries, and cafés. Visitors can walk along the tree-lined streets, admiring the beautiful heritage homes and gardens, or explore the many parks and reserves in the area. One of the highlights of Mosman is Taronga Zoo, one of the world's most iconic zoos, located just a short distance from Balmoral Beach. Visitors can see a range of native and exotic animals, including koalas, kangaroos, and giraffes, and enjoy stunning views of Sydney Harbor from the zoo's many vantage points.
  • Palm Beach. Located 45 km in the northernmost part of Sydney’s CBD, Palm Beach is a beautiful and exclusive suburb. Known for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and luxurious homes, Palm Beach is a popular destination for locals and tourists. Visitors to Palm Beach can stroll along the golden sands, enjoying the views of the ocean and the surrounding bushland. Plenty of water sports and activities are also available, including surfing, swimming, and kayaking. One of the main attractions of Palm Beach is the historic Barrenjoey Lighthouse, located on top of a rocky headland overlooking the ocean. Visitors can take a short hike up to the lighthouse, enjoying panoramic views of the coastline and the surrounding area. Palm Beach is also home to many high-end restaurants, cafes, and boutiques, making it the perfect destination for a luxurious day.

Most popular cars

The most popular rental car type in Australia is economy, followed by standard and compact. The most popular rental cars are the Hyundai i20, the Kia Rio, and the Toyota Corolla.

Further destinations

  • Hunter Valley. About three hours drive north of Sydney, Hunter Valley offers the impossible combination of being a paradise for both foodies and hikers. Its cheeses, oils, and restaurants that serve produce grown in the valley are famous far and wide, but they’ll taste even better after a full day of walking through eucalyptus fields and learning about local kangaroo and other wildlife populations. Some 240 km (150 miles) north of Sydney, the Hunter region can be traveled to in 3 hours and 20 minutes.
  • Canberra. Although not located on the ocean and perhaps less spectacular than the huge cities of Australia, the capital can still be a fun place to visit thanks to its historical heritage, interesting museums, and vast outdoor areas.
  • Wollemi National Park. About 30 times larger than The Royal, Wollemi is a three-hour drive from Sydney. A much more remote destination, it has no paved roads, so you should ask your rental car supplier if they permit you to drive there — and joining a tour or hiring a guide is also a good idea for first-time visitors. It might seem like a challenge, but if you’re willing to do the necessary planning, you’ll be rewarded with a truly unique destination that has sites like the glow worm tunnel and plenty of wilderness. 
  • Melbourne. Sydney’s friendly rival is about nine hours drive south, but it’s still well worth doing the distance to experience another spectacular big city with its unique history, culture, and atmosphere. If the distance between these two still feels too big, take a break at the Kosciuszcko National Park or the Alpine National Park that’ll be on your way. The neighboring Namadgi National Park just south of the city is also worth a visit. Located some 280 km (174 miles) southwest of Sydney, Canberra can be traveled to in 3 hours and 20 minutes.

Car rental prices in Sydney

  • Station wagons - from $61 per day
  • Large cars - from $25 per day
  • Medium cars - from $28 per day
  • Vans - from $36 per day
  • Premium cars - from $66 per day
  • Small cars - from $25 per day
  • SUVs - from $29 per day

Money-saving and other tips

Below, you'll find reviews about traveling in Sydney from customers who booked their rental car through us. Here's a summary of some of the most frequent tips they mentioned:

  1. Explore Beyond Sydney:

    • Many travelers enjoyed trips to the Hunter Valley and Blue Mountains, highlighting the beautiful countryside and hot springs.

    • Example: "Hunter Valley . Countryside experience and hot springs were a highlight of our trip."

  2. Local Cuisine:

    • Sydney offers diverse cuisine options. Travelers mentioned the availability of various cuisines in different areas.

    • Example: "In Sydney, you can buy any cuisine in any area."

  3. Family Visits:

    • Many reviews were from people visiting family, with positive comments on specific food experiences.

    • Example: "Visiting family. Kebabs in Canberra were the best we had."

and issues to watch out for:

  1. Navigation Challenges:

    • Some travelers faced issues navigating the city and surrounding areas, suggesting the use of GPS or navigation apps.

    • Example: "Getting around the city was tricky, make sure to have a reliable GPS."

  2. Rental Car Quality:

    • While most were positive, a few reviews mentioned issues with the condition or performance of the rental cars.

    • Example: "The car was great, but we had some minor issues with the air conditioning."

  3. Traffic and Parking:

    • Traffic congestion and parking difficulties in Sydney were common complaints.

    • Example: "Traffic in Sydney is hectic, and finding parking can be a challenge."

These are the things you can do to get a great rental car deal in Sydney:

  • Compare 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 on the month when the rental prices are the cheapest. According to our data, visiting Sydney is the cheapest in October when renting a car is about 59% cheaper than the yearly average.
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Top 20 cities near Sydney

  1. 31.2 km / 19.4 miles away
  2. 42.1 km / 26.2 miles away
  3. 64.8 km / 40.3 miles away
  4. 74.6 km / 46.4 miles away
  5. 141.3 km / 87.8 miles away
  6. 236.5 km / 147 miles away
  7. 308.9 km / 191.9 miles away
  8. 319 km / 198.2 miles away
  9. 320.1 km / 198.9 miles away
  10. 349.7 km / 217.3 miles away
  11. 366.1 km / 227.5 miles away
  12. 381.7 km / 237.2 miles away
  13. 442 km / 274.6 miles away
  14. 451.1 km / 280.3 miles away
  15. 471.6 km / 293 miles away
  16. 512.1 km / 318.2 miles away
  17. 569.3 km / 353.7 miles away
  18. 611.3 km / 379.8 miles away
  19. 632.9 km / 393.3 miles away
  20. 679.4 km / 422.2 miles away

Top 20 locations near Sydney

Map of Car Rental Locations

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

Car rental prices in Sydney 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 Sydney
$38.07
January
$34.46
February
$36.30
March
$33.49
April
$28.59
May
$30.66
June
$35.56
July
$34.67
August
$33.68
September
$39.89
October
$41.42
November
$50.18
December
The cheapest month to rent a car in Sydney is May (when prices average $28.59 per day). This is 21% cheaper than the yearly average and 43% cheaper than renting in December (when prices average $50.18).

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 Sydney?

How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in January, the average renter keeps their car for 11 days, and in May, they keep their car for 8 days.
Average number of rental days in Sydney
11
January
10
February
10
March
9
April
8
May
9
June
9
July
8
August
9
September
8
October
8
November
9
December

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

Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Sydney is December, and the least popular is May.
Monthly searches in Sydney by pick-up date relative to the average
159%
January
109%
February
93%
March
73%
April
61%
May
62%
June
81%
July
76%
August
78%
September
98%
October
112%
November
197%
December

Car rental information

Car rental locations 35
Airport locations 1
Popular suppliers Bargain Car Rentals, NoBirds, Simba Car Hire, SIXT, EastCoast Car Rentals
Popular car categories SUVs, Medium cars, Large cars, Small cars
Lowest price $25 per day
Cheapest supplier Distinqt Car Hire

Most popular car models of rental suppliers

Rental Supplier Model Doors Luggage Type
NoBirds Kia Stonic 5 2 Medium cars
Bargain Car Rentals Hyundai Accent 4 2 Medium cars
Bargain Car Rentals MG HS 4 2 SUVs
NoBirds Mitsubishi ASX 5 2 Large cars
Bargain Car Rentals Kia Stonic 4 2 SUVs
Jucy Hyundai Accent 5 2 Medium cars
NoBirds Mitsubishi Outlander 5 2 SUVs
Simba Car Hire Mitsubishi ASX 5 2 SUVs
NoBirds Toyota Corolla 5 2 Large cars
Alpha car hire MG 3 4 1 Small cars

Our customers' reviews

Because we want to make sure each review listed here is left by a real customer, we don’t have the 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.

Australia
Hyundai i30
9/2/24
Traveled from Adelaide to Cairns over 5 weeks...favorite spot was Bondi Beach! Sydney and Melbourne were also great!
Ireland
Kia Stonic
7/31/24
Loves Sydney so much great having the car to drive out of Sydney to all the wonderful places
New Zealand
MG HS
7/29/24
Photo by Glen F. about renting a MG HS in Sydney (7/29/24)
Australia
Kia Stonic
7/24/24
Visiting family
Photo 1 by Jodie B. about renting a Kia Stonic in Sydney (7/24/24) Photo 2 by Jodie B. about renting a Kia Stonic in Sydney (7/24/24)
Singapore
Toyota RAV4 Hybrid
6/18/24
The car was great, and my family had a great time.
Singapore
Mitsubishi ASX
6/8/24
Hunter valley . Countryside experience and hot air balloon ride was amazing.
Photo 1 by Eleana C. about renting a Mitsubishi ASX in Sydney (6/8/24) Photo 2 by Eleana C. about renting a Mitsubishi ASX in Sydney (6/8/24)
New Zealand
Mitsubishi ASX
4/15/24
In sydney you can buy any cuisions in any area. Quite convenience for tourist.
New Zealand
Hyundai Accent
4/7/24
Visiting family. Kebaba in Canberra were the best Kebabs we've had throughout all our travel around the world. We ate there 5 times in the 3 days they were in Canberra
United States of America (USA)
Toyota Corolla
3/19/24
Great weather and nice view all over the places. The people in AUS are very nice.
Australia
Kia Stonic
3/18/24
Blue Mountains, Hunter Valley, Kiama and Terrigal in New South Wales are places to visit and spend a few nights.
Australia
Toyota RAV4
3/13/24
Scenic World Blue Mountains!!
Australia
Toyota Corolla
3/6/24
Wollongong a surprisingly enjoyable over nighter.
Photo 1 by Anthony M. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (3/6/24) Photo 2 by Anthony M. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (3/6/24) Photo 3 by Anthony M. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (3/6/24) Photo 4 by Anthony M. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (3/6/24) Photo 5 by Anthony M. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (3/6/24) Photo 6 by Anthony M. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (3/6/24)
Australia
Toyota Corolla
2/29/24
I have a great trip exploring nature and will come back again.
New Zealand
Mitsubishi ASX
2/28/24
Went to port Macquarie and onto Hunters wine valley.
Australia
Toyota Corolla
2/22/24
Good
Hong Kong
Toyota RAV4
2/16/24
Beach, sunshine and everything
Australia
Mitsubishi ASX
2/12/24
Visiting the Alpine regions of Victoria ,
Australia
Hyundai Accent
2/9/24
Lots of great wineries in the Hunter Valley. Ernest Hill, Piggs Peake, restaurants EXP, New Haven was great oysters every meal
New Zealand
Toyota Corolla
1/31/24
Having the freedom to te3avel around whenever I felt the need to do so.
Australia
Mystery Car
1/10/24
I rented the car in one city (Sydney) and returned it in another (Melbourne) and this did not incur any extra charge.
Croatia
Suzuki Swift
1/8/24
Photo 1 by Marijana V. about renting a Suzuki Swift in Sydney (1/8/24) Photo 2 by Marijana V. about renting a Suzuki Swift in Sydney (1/8/24)
New Zealand
Kia Picanto
1/5/24
Wiseman Ferry, Richmond and Windsor great spots
Australia
Hyundai i30
1/4/24
it was great ....
United States of America (USA)
Kia Cerato
1/3/24
Botanical garden Sydney and fireworks at Opera House
Australia
Toyota Corolla
12/20/23
Blue mountains are wonderful and there is plenty of things to do, And loads of restaurants and cafes Trains to the main villages in the mountains or straight to Sydney and Beyond. 10/10
Photo 1 by Anthony H. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (12/20/23) Photo 2 by Anthony H. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (12/20/23) Photo 3 by Anthony H. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (12/20/23) Photo 4 by Anthony H. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (12/20/23) Photo 5 by Anthony H. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (12/20/23)
Australia
Toyota Yaris Aut.
12/14/23
Mostly just getting to some work shifts and back
Australia
Toyota Yaris
12/13/23
I was going to a conference
Malaysia
Kia Carnival (5+2)
12/12/23
Sydney was great. I was here for my son’s graduation and did the usual touristy thing. Bondi & Coogee was decent though parking and traffic can get a bit gnarly, the Sydney Fish Market was okay, better deals could be found elsewhere in Sydney. The hit list foundation most online websites are spot on and defi Jit WOY helps with planning.
Australia
Toyota Corolla
12/7/23
Great time, travelled to port Stephens then to blue mountains
Photo 1 by Karen F. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (12/7/23) Photo 2 by Karen F. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (12/7/23) Photo 3 by Karen F. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (12/7/23)
Switzerland
Toyota Corolla
12/4/23
everything allright
Singapore
Mitsubishi ASX
12/1/23
Driving up to Blue Mountain was a great experience.
Australia
Toyota Hilux
11/19/23
Moving furniture.
Australia
MG HS Aut.
11/15/23
Spent time with family, especially the grand children.
Australia
MG HS
11/14/23
The car did need a service, insurance was very expensive
New Zealand
Kia Sportage
11/11/23
It was a business trip.
New Zealand
MG ZS
11/7/23
Mainly visiting very close friends and shopping with visiting the harbour bridge, Opera house, city and markets.
Australia
Toyota Corolla Hatch
11/2/23
Enjoyed the arboretum at Canberra and see Bowrals on the way to Canberra where Don Bradman played cricket - went to some wineries in Canberra and it’s a beautiful city
Mauritius
Mitsubishi ASX
10/26/23
Great holidays, great country and enjoyed the driving not only because of the car but good discipline and courtesy of drivers in Australia. Hats off. Good to mention your excellent train network. Went there also for a family reunion and wedding..in that case the car is imperative.
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New Zealand
Hyundai Accent
10/22/23
Handy to have a car in going around Sydney’s beautiful beaches and markets. Toll fees are expensive so planning your trip is highly recommended. CBD is best to visit using public transport.
New Zealand
Toyota Yaris Cross
10/20/23
Good shopping
Australia
Toyota Corolla
10/16/23
Very good
Indonesia
Mitsubishi ASX
10/13/23
Visiting family and friends
Lithuania
Hyundai Kona
10/11/23
Everything was good, drove 4500 km in 17 days. Only one small thing that could be better- fuel economy.
United States of America (USA)
Mitsubishi ASX
9/21/23
We went to a few beaches and kangaroo valley
Australia
Toyota Corolla
9/13/23
Wonderful time in the Blue Mountains. Sublime point and Govetts Leap are must visits. Do not waste time with the touristy stuff
Australia
Toyota Corolla
9/10/23
Photo by Ben T. about renting a Toyota Corolla in Sydney (9/10/23)
Australia
Toyota Corolla
8/28/23
Visiting family
New Zealand
Hyundai Accent
7/12/23
Visiting the city was a awesome
Australia
Mitsubishi Outlander
7/5/23
Great transport if we traveling with elderly as they can’t walk too far
New Zealand
Toyota Corolla
7/3/23
It was a family trip so that is always good

Car Rental Statistics

Highest-rated company
Simba Car Hire
9.2 / 10
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Lowest-rated company
Goldcar
6.9 / 10
)
Total number of reviews
131
Total rental companies
28
Average daily price
$38.36
Lowest daily price
$25.23
Total cars available
1496

Top 28 suppliers in Sydney in 2024

Simba Car Hire
Simba Car Hire
Exceptional 9.2 / 132 reviews
1 location
$60
NoBirds
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Very good 8.8 / 675 reviews
3 locations
$28 - $58
SIXT
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Very good 8.8 / 425 reviews
19 locations
$28 - $152
EastCoast Car Rentals
EastCoast Car Rentals
Very good 8.8 / 241 reviews
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Very good 8.8 / 17 reviews
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1 location
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Very good 8.7 / 10 reviews
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$28 - $147
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Bargain Car Rentals
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1 location
$120 - $125
GreenMotion
GreenMotion
Very good 8.6 / 70 reviews
4 locations
$32 - $351
Alpha car hire
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1 location
$35 - $110
Thrifty
Thrifty
Very good 8.4 / 120 reviews
17 locations
$39 - $142
Enterprise
Enterprise
Very good 8.4 / 13 reviews
4 locations
$54 - $148
National
National
Very good 8.4 / 5 reviews
1 location
$112 - $156
Dollar
Dollar
Very good 8.2 / 7 reviews
12 locations
$54 - $205
Jucy
Jucy
Very good 8 / 119 reviews
1 location
$42 - $43
Everything Fleet
Everything Fleet
Very good 8 / 2 reviews
1 location
$45 - $83
Alamo
Alamo
Good 7.8 / 51 reviews
1 location
$108 - $139
Keddy
Keddy
Good 7.8 / 13 reviews
3 locations
$47 - $84
Flexways
Flexways
Good 7.8
2 locations
URDRIVE
URDRIVE
Good 7.7 / 3 reviews
2 locations
$54 - $307
Firefly
Firefly
Good 7.7
8 locations
Distinqt Car Hire
Distinqt Car Hire
Good 7.6 / 5 reviews
6 locations
$25 - $69
Routes Car Rental
Routes Car Rental
Good 7.4 / 2 reviews
10 locations
$42 - $344
yesaway
yesaway
Good 7.2 / 5 reviews
1 location
$34 - $499
Europcar
Europcar
Good 7.1 / 84 reviews
9 locations
$36 - $357
Goldcar
Goldcar
Satisfactory 6.9 / 12 reviews
1 location
$29 - $68
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