Cheap Car Rentals in Australia from Rp 406,796

To hire a small car in Australia, you would pay an average price of Rp 648,562/day. August is the cheapest month to hire a small car in Australia (~Rp 294,141/day), while the most expensive month to hire that same car type is January (~Rp 1,269,382/day). In fact, August is about 55% cheaper than prices during the rest of the year to book a small car hire for Australia. When comparing with other car types available for hire in Australia, hiring a small car saves you 43% in costs. Please note that average prices are based on historical data and can vary depending on how early you book, availability for your travel dates, and vehicle popularity. Here are the best Australia small car hire prices found by Cheapflights users in the past 7 days:

To hire a medium car in Australia, you would pay an average price of Rp 892,618/day. July is the cheapest month to hire a medium car in Australia (~Rp 528,993/day), while the most expensive month to hire that same car type is January (~Rp 2,321,602/day). In fact, July is about 41% cheaper than prices during the rest of the year to book a medium car hire for Australia. When comparing with other car types available for hire in Australia, hiring a medium car saves you 21% in costs. Please note that average prices are based on historical data and can vary depending on how early you book, availability for your travel dates, and vehicle popularity.

To hire a large car in Australia, you would pay an average price of Rp 1,514,511/day. October is the cheapest month to hire a large car in Australia (~Rp 799,539/day), while the most expensive month to hire that same car type is January (~Rp 4,164,337/day). In fact, October is about 48% cheaper than prices during the rest of the year to book a large car hire for Australia. When comparing with other car types available for hire in Australia, hiring a large car is 27% more expensive. Please note that average prices are based on historical data and can vary depending on how early you book, availability for your travel dates, and vehicle popularity.

To hire a SUV in Australia, you would pay an average price of Rp 1,094,951/day. November is the cheapest month to hire a SUV in Australia (~Rp 660,234/day), while the most expensive month to hire that same car type is January (~Rp 2,313,603/day). In fact, November is about 40% cheaper than prices during the rest of the year to book a SUV hire for Australia. When comparing with other car types available for hire in Australia, hiring a SUV saves you 3% in costs. Please note that average prices are based on historical data and can vary depending on how early you book, availability for your travel dates, and vehicle popularity.

To hire a van in Australia, you would pay an average price of Rp 1,640,404/day. October is the cheapest month to hire a van in Australia (~Rp 799,539/day), while the most expensive month to hire that same car type is January (~Rp 4,601,302/day). In fact, October is about 52% cheaper than prices during the rest of the year to book a van hire for Australia. When comparing with other car types available for hire in Australia, hiring a van is 32% more expensive. Please note that average prices are based on historical data and can vary depending on how early you book, availability for your travel dates, and vehicle popularity.

Toyota CorollaRp 406,796/day

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