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Car Rental in Madrid
Find quality vehicles in Madrid at unmissable prices with Virail's car comparison tool. Quick and easy to use, Virail secures great rental deals in the USA and worldwide from leading and local suppliers. You can complete your booking in a matter of minutes, with ample vehicle options to suit your needs. You’ll find some 49.26 daily car rental deals in Madrid. Our smart booking tool has options to suit all budgets and requirements. Just filter our handy search tool by price or pick-up point to find the best options for your trip. We believe everyone should get off to a hassle-free start, so pick from our hand-selected choices to find the best rental car in Madrid.
What is the cheapest price for a car rental in Madrid?
Car rental prices from Madrid are dependent on a range of factors, including car model, longevity of booking, fuel consumption and engine type as well as time of the year in which it is being booked. You can however expect to pay an average of $ 137.26. If you decide to book well in advance, you can find prices as low as $ 11.34 for your rental.
What car rental companies can I choose from in Madrid?
There are 21 car rental companies available in Madrid. You can choose to go with familiar favorites or opt for something local for your next trip. Remember to look through each rental perk; some companies offer cheaper extras while others are more inclusive. By providing you with this wide selection of car rental companies, Virail gives you access to a much bigger fleet of vehicles. Results come quick and easy, with all prices made visible so you can make the right choice. If you’re taking your rental to another city for drop-off, it’s more convenient to choose a big brand name.
Where can I pick up my car hire in Madrid?
Find the most convenient pick up locations in Madrid with our search tool. In total, there are 38 pick up points to choose from. Right now, you can pick up your Madrid rental from the following convenient locations: Madrid Airport, Madrid Train Station, Madrid Airport Terminal 4, Madrid - Plaza Espana, Madrid - Chamartin Train Station, Madrid - Ifema, Madrid - Leganes, Madrid - Las Rozas, Madrid - Pinto, Madrid - Majadahonda Centro Comercial Equinocio. Look for vehicles closest to your arrival destination or opt for better deals further away. If you'd like to find the most convenient options, remember to use your postcode when searching. You can also filter your search for round-trips and one-way journeys, depending on your preference.
What kind of car categories can I find in Madrid?
Choosing the right car category is among the most important aspects when renting a car. For one, mini and economy cars can be highly cost-efficient. However, if you're heading on a big road trip with others, the compact size soon becomes a burden. As such, it's best to tailor your car choice based on your trip's needs. At Virail, you can choose from 9 different vehicle categories in Madrid. These include the following options: Intermediate, Mini, Standard, Compact, Fullsize, Economy, Premium, Luxury, Special. To make it easier and avoid disappointment, always check the car companies' category descriptions.
What car types can I pick from in Madrid?
Think about passenger numbers, trunk space, fuel economy, and other essentials when picking your car type. Although you may be comfortable picking the cheapest option, some destinations require particular vehicles. There are plenty of car types in Madrid to suit your needs, including .
What fuel types can I pick up in Madrid?
There's plenty to consider when renting a car. Luckily, Virail is designed to make your choices easier. In Madrid, there are 4 fuel types available. These include the following: Unspecified Fuel/Power, Ethanol No Aircon, Hybrid, Diesel. Remember to look through fuel policies – we have full/full to full/empty and more.
What car transmission types are available in Madrid?
There's a lot to think about when picking up your car. We advise you to pick a transmission you're familiar with. In Madrid, you can choose from 2 transmission types. These include: Auto, Manual. If you’re stuck for choice, there’s little in fuel efficiency between manual and automatic cars these days. While in the past manual cars had better mileage rates, nowadays automatic vehicles can be just as economical. It should come down to personal preference and comfort so that you feel confident when driving.
Most Frequently Asked Questions From Our Users
How do I book a car rental in Madrid?
You can use our handy search tool to instantly compare prices and offers from a number of different car rental companies. Get started by entering your desired travel dates and destination into our tool. The results will show you everything that's available from a variety of companies. Remember it's usually a good idea to book early, both to save money and avoid disappointment.
What documents do I need to rent a car?
Car rental companies enforce their own requirements. However, this general list is often expected from all companies at pick- up: - Driving license (or international driver’s permit) - Passport (or other ID) - Credit card with driver’s name - Proof of address
What documents do I need to rent a car?
Car rental companies enforce their own requirements. However, this general list is often expected from all companies at pick- up: - Driving license (or international driver’s permit) - Passport (or other ID) - Credit card with driver’s name - Proof of address
Is an International Driver's Permit needed in Madrid?
Always check with your car hire company. An IDP is an internationally- recognized translation of a domestic driving license. It may or may not be a legal requirement, but some companies will want you to have one, anyway.
How can I find the rental car that's right for me?
Everyone has different needs, so there's no single perfect rental car. Here are a few things to take into account when you're searching:
- How many people need to fit in the car? Do you have a lot of luggage? You may want a spacious trunk if you're not a fan of traveling light!
- How important is a new car to you? A cool, modern model will generally cost you more. It may be worth it if you're planning a special trip – but remember, going for an older car is a surefire way to save money.
- Are your dates flexible? You can expect to pay more if you're traveling in peak season or over weekends. You may be able to save if you hire the car for a longer period, too.
- What other features do you need? Think about your plans for your trip. Do you need a four- wheeler? What about a roof rack?
Can I hire a car for someone else?
If more than one person will be driving during your trip, make sure you meet these conditions:
The additional driver will need a set of valid paperwork, just like the main driver. The main driver – that is to say, you – will need to collect the car, sign the agreement, and use your credit card for the security deposit. Remember that you will be responsible for the car, as you have signed the agreement. You may have to pay an extra fee for an additional driver. Check with your rental company.
When I rent a car, can I get unlimited mileage?
It's possible, but it will depend on the car rental company. Some companies have a cap, limiting the number of miles that you can travel each day. Others may offer unlimited mileage. Always check with your chosen company beforehand, especially if you're planning a long road trip.
Can I hire a car for someone else?
If more than one person will be driving during your trip, make sure you meet these conditions:
The additional driver will need a set of valid paperwork, just like the main driver. The main driver – that is to say, you – will need to collect the car, sign the agreement, and use your credit card for the security deposit. Remember that you will be responsible for the car, as you have signed the agreement. You may have to pay an extra fee for an additional driver. Check with your rental company.
What kind of insurance should I buy?
First, check your personal car insurance policy. It may have some clauses that cover rental cars. If not, check with your chosen rental company. Look for CDW (collision damage waiver) and LDW (loss damage waiver) to protect against theft, vandalism, and collisions.
Before signing an agreement, should I inspect the hire car?
Yes. It's always a good idea to inspect a hire car before you sign the lease agreement. If you spot any marks or existing damage, take a photo. The car hire company should record this information, but it's worth having your own photo evidence, just in case.