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The minimum age to rent a car varies by country. In the USA and Canada, it's usually 21, though some states and provinces permit renting at 18. It's generally 18 to 21 in Europe and Asia, but some agencies may require 25. Renters under 25 often face extra fees.

The specific requirements vary based on the traffic regulations of the country where you rent a car. Refer to our booking terms for details on the selected region.

Absolutely! You can conveniently pick up a car in one city and return it in another. Simply use our website's blue search bar to select pick-up and drop-off cities.

In the USA, driving across states or into Canada with a rental car is typically fine. But if your trip includes Mexico, you might need extra insurance. In Europe, crossing borders between countries may require paying an additional fee. It's crucial to inform the rental agency about your travel plans so they can advise you on any necessary fees or paperwork.

Renting a car off-site from the airport is usually cheaper than renting directly at the airport. Renting from an agency located a few miles away from the airport, like a downtown location, could save you money. While it might require a shuttle to reach the rental agency, the savings could be worth it. As a foreign traveler, you can conveniently rent a car online from your home before you arrive at your chosen Airport location. Simply pick up your vehicle at the airport upon landing. Read Our Detailed Guide on Airport Car Rentals

When renting a car, you may need insurance depending on your existing coverage. Many car rentals require some insurance, but you might already be covered by your personal auto insurance or credit card. Personal auto policies often include rental cars, covering liability and sometimes collision damage, though you will be responsible for the deductible if you make a claim. Credit cards usually provide rental car insurance if used for the rental payment, typically excluding liability coverage. You can also opt for additional insurance like Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) or Liability Insurance Supplement (LIS) from rental companies, though this can increase costs. Always verify your coverage with your insurance provider or credit card company before renting to avoid unnecessary expenses.

In most cases, you need a credit card to rent a car. However, it’s used to place a security hold in case of damage, fuel charges, or late returns. While some companies may accept debit cards, they often have more rules, like needing extra ID, travel details, or even doing a credit check. Renting with a credit card is usually faster and easier, and many credit cards also offer rental insurance, which can save you money. To avoid surprises, checking the company’s payment policy before booking is a good idea.

We offer a wide range of rental cars to suit every need. Whether you're looking for a compact, midsize, or full-size car, an SUV for your family trip, a spacious van for group travel, a luxurious ride for special occasions, a rugged pickup truck for adventure, or even a commercial vehicle for business purposes, we've got you covered. Choose from our extensive selection and find the perfect vehicle for your journey.