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There are 195 car rental providers in Rome. Check out the map below to find the most convenient pickup spot.

The most popular car rental companies in Rome

Renting a car in Rome: Fast facts

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Most popular car rental companyWheego
Most popular carEconomy, 4-5 doors
Average daily price$1,463
Best time to book2 weeks before

How to book the best car rental deals in Rome

We’re frequently named as the most trusted travel search site out there. We scan hundreds of trusted travel providers and put it all in one place, allowing you to instantly compare car rental rates and then book with no fees. Here's how to get the most out of your Rome car rental search.

Book now, cancel later

We clearly highlight car and van rental options in Rome that have free cancellation. So you can bag the best deal with total flexibility to change your plans if you need to.

Rent a car in Rome for a whole month

Want to rent a car for almost a month? Often, car rental companies in Rome avoid costly admin in between pickups by renting out cars for longer periods. So see whether monthly car rental is cheaper than the three weeks needed by selecting 30 days.

Compare fuel policies

To save money on filling up the tank as you take off in Rome, look out for deals with a "full to full" fuel policy, as opposed to a "half-full to full" one.

Skip the lines

We call out keyless pickup when you search for cars with us. No keys to pick up means no lines. Just turn up at your preferred Rome car rental location, hop in, and hit the road.

Frequently asked questions

On average, renting a car in Rome will set you back around $1,461 per day or $1,305 per week. 
The cheapest car to rent in Rome is a compact crossover (similar to an SUV). The most popular is Economy, 4-5 doors.
The cheapest car rental companies in Rome are currently Green Motion and Noleggiare.
Scoring the best car rental deal depends on when you book – often, it pays to book your wheels as far in advance as possible. However, according to our data, the cheapest month to rent a car in Rome is currently November.
On average, around $1,305. But the best price we found for a car rental for a week in Rome is $618.
Based on everything we know about daily prices, the average cost to rent a car in Rome for a whole month is $33,919. 

But sometimes, you'll get a discount for booking a whole month instead of 3 and a half weeks. So play with your dates to find the best deals!
If you're looking for freedom to explore Rome, choose a car with unlimited mileage, or look for car rental deals with a "full to full" fuel policy as opposed to a "half-full to full" one.

We also clearly highlight car and van rental options in Rome that have free cancellation
Yes – you can easily find car rental companies that allow you to pick up your car in one place, and then drop it off in another. Just select "Return car to a different location" when you search with us.
Public transportation can only get you so far, and could be tricky to navigate with children or luggage. With your own set of wheels, you can go wherever you want, whenever you want, and for as long as you want. You'll also be able to discover more outside of Rome.
Most places – Rome included – allow people under the age of 25 to rent a car as long as they provide a valid driver's license and the correct documentation. It may cost slightly more due to a higher insurance deductible for young drivers. 
The cheapest price we found for an economy car is $140 per day. The average price per day is around $1,461.
Of course. Most major car rental companies like Wheego, RentSmart24 and Green Motion offer baby and child seats as an add-on when you book.
Other travelers rated Locauto as the best overall in terms of experience.
Yes – van rental is available in Rome.