Rome Cheap Car Rentals & Car Hire Deals

The cheapest daily rate in Rome was AU$102 based on prices within the last seven days. Take a look at our broad range of options, from economy vehicles to classy, head-turning rides.

Subject to your home policy, you could receive your money back. Many prepaid bookings provide a total refund if you let us know six hours in advance of the pickup time. Still have some questions? If you can’t find the answer in your itinerary, our Customer Service Portal is always available.

Small in size but big on advantages, economy cars are the pick of the bunch in Rome. They’re a cinch to handle and park, which is ideal if you’ll be doing mostly city driving. And with fantastic mileage, these reliable wheels will have you dashing around on the cheap. Want a larger car? Browse our mid-size, full-size or premium vehicles.

With loads of experience finding the best prices for explorers around the globe, Expedia is the perfect place to rent your car. We have suppliers in Rome to take your pick of, offering everything from compact rides to full-size SUVs. Why not combine your car with your flights and hotel and save even more? From our holiday packages to our member prices and exclusive offers, Expedia will get you on your way for less.

Score an incredible deal with Expedia. Simply choose the car class, select your dates and preferred pickup and drop-off points, and compare offers from all the major home suppliers. Make even bigger savings when you bundle your Rome car rental with flight or hotel bookings.

Drivers 21 and above can road trip around Rome in a rental car. If you’re a young renter, a daily surcharge applies. You’ll generally be limited to a few car categories, such as economy and mid-size, and may also be required to purchase comprehensive insurance. Always enter the correct age of the primary driver when booking to find out if any restrictions or surcharges apply.

Most of the time, all you’ll need is a valid driver’s license and credit card in your name when picking up the keys to your vehicle. You may also need proof of coverage if you choose to opt out of the company’s insurance policy. Rules may differ between home outlets, so it’s wise to check the terms and conditions.

We looked into prices over the last seven days and found that the lowest daily rate was AU$102. The next best price to rent a set of wheels in Rome was AU$105 a day. 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.

Yes, so you won’t need to rebook a rental car mid-holiday. Go to our long-term car rental deals page, enter your trip information and book a set of wheels that’s all yours for the duration of your escape.

You’ll need to look up the age policy of the Rome home providers you’re considering. If you’re under 25 some companies will charge extra fees. It’s useful to know about this before collecting the vehicle so you can have the funds ready. Each rental car company has its own terms and conditions for young drivers, so do your research.

If you don’t have a driver’s license issued in the U.S, you may be required to get an International Driving Permit (IDP) in your country of residence before starting the home process. If you find that an IDP is required for you to drive in the U.S., know that you’ll also have to show your current driver’s license and your passport or other forms of identification. Lastly, the credit card you used to rent the vehicle must also match the name on your driver’s license and passport in order to confirm your home. Other things you should know about renting a car in the U.S. Are:

• Age restrictions: You must be at least 25 in many states in order to rent a car, although in some areas allow drivers as young as 21. We recommend checking local regulations, as well as the car rental website before you go to understand additional terms and conditions.
• Driving limitations: Read the fine print before you drive off so you can avoid unnecessary fees. When renting a car in the U.S, you typically can’t cross country borders into Mexico or Canada, use car ferries or go off-roading with your home. We recommend reading all the rules and regulations before you book!