Chinatown Cheap Car Rentals & Car Hire Deals

The cheapest daily rate in Chinatown was AU$48 based on prices within the last seven days. Have a look at our wide range of options, from small and affordable vehicles to roll-in-style rides.

Scan over your home policy to be certain, but the majority of prepaid bookings will receive a complete refund if you advise us more than six hours prior to collecting the car. There are some exclusions though. Your itinerary will have more info, or just visit our Customer Service Portal.

If you’ll be journeying to popular cities, it’s better to think small — like an economy-sized car. The most popular home in Chinatown, they can easily navigate congested streets, squeeze into narrow parking spots and deliver excellent mileage. But there’s nothing holding you back from thinking big either! Check out our standard or full-size options if you need some extra space, or take things up a notch with one our premium rides.

There’s heaps to do in Chinatown, but head farther afield and you’ll find more sightseeing magic. Pick up a set of wheels and you can wander around the surrounding area at your own pace. Add these fantastic destinations to your travel schedule:

• Head off to Niagara Falls for a fantastic sightseeing adventure. Roughly 64 kilometres from Chinatown, it’s home to many amazing sights, including Horseshoe Falls.
• Why not enjoy the best of Oro-Medonte too? Unmissable tourist attractions in this happening city include Mount St. Louis Moonstone. Oro-Medonte is roughly 105 kilometres from Chinatown.
• Spend time in nature and inhale the fresh air at Algonquin Provincial Park. You’ll find it roughly 241 kilometres from Chinatown.

From our exclusive offers to our member prices and rewards programme, you’re bound to save when you book a car with Expedia. And with suppliers in Chinatown to select from, you have lots of choice when it comes to finding your perfect set of wheels. But we don’t just offer superb rates on rental cars. Flights, hotels and tours can be added to your itinerary to create a personalized Chinatown holiday package. The more you bundle, the more you’ll save!

Score an awesome deal with Expedia. Just choose your wheels, select your dates and preferred pickup and drop-off locations, and compare offers from top home brands. Save even more when you combine your Chinatown car rental with hotel or flight bookings.

Drivers 21 and over can road trip around Chinatown in a rental car. If you’re a young motorist, a daily surcharge will apply. You’ll usually have fewer car categories to select from, such as compact and mid-size, and may also have to buy inclusive insurance. Always enter the correct age of the main driver when booking to learn if any restrictions or surcharges apply.

While booking conditions may differ between car rental outlets in Chinatown, the two things you’ll need are a current driver’s license and a credit card in the same name. You don’t need to take out insurance with your home company. However, proof of your own coverage may be required.

Whether you’re staying in Chinatown or heading off on a road trip around Canada, you’ll be driving on the right. While this is obviously the same as the States, there will be differences in road rules.

The lowest car rental price in Chinatown within the past seven days was AU$48 per day. The second best deal to be had was AU$56. These rates were available on Expedia, with a holiday home starting date within the next year. Prices and availability are subject to change and additional terms apply.

Visit our long-term car rental deals page, enter your trip information and then lock in your perfect ride. Whether you’re staying in Chinatown or exploring beyond, Expedia will help you find a long-term holiday home at an amazing rate.

You’ll need to check the age policy of the Chinatown holiday home suppliers you’re interested in. If you’re under the age of 25 some companies will charge extra costs. It’s best to know about this ahead of time so you can tailor your budget accordingly. Each holiday home car company has its own policies for young drivers, so it pays to do your research.