Our rock bottom price for car hire Adelaide includes all the taxes, the airport surcharges and the premium location fee.

Situated in South Australia, Adelaide is the largest city in the area and you will definitely need a car to get around.

National car rental, Enterprise car hire, Avis car hire, Hertz car hire, Europcar, Holiday Autos, Alamo car hire, Sixt and Thrifty car hire are some of the many companies whose prices we compare to bring you unbeatable deals.

We have a variety of automatic vehicles such as the Toyota Corolla, the VW Golf, the Peugeot 307 and the Vauxhall Astra. If you hire an automatic vehicle remember you need to put the car into park before you can take the key from the ignition.

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No other car rental Adelaide company has such a choice of vehicles which all come with the great benefits of complimentary breakdown assistance, an unlimited mileage offer and complete insurance.

The Rhino fully comprehensive insurance package gives you complete peace of mind with a collision damage waiver (CDW) and a vehicle theft waiver as well as liability cover.

Some of our four by four cars are the Daihatsu Terios automatic, the Jeep Wrangler and the Toyota Rav 4.

And if you want to rent a convertible car then you can get the Saab 9-3 which will help you to soak up the sunshine.

One of our smallest cars is the Daihatsu Charade which has good fuel economy and is easy to park. It is a perfect vehicle for couples and singles who are travelling to Adelaide.

Cars which are good for families are the Peugeot 807 seven seater and the VW Touran seven seater.

If these do not come with enough luggage capacity for you then we can rent you luggage racks at a cheap price.

Our car rental Adelaide prices start at only $20 per day and are guaranteed to be the cheapest around.

You can book easily online by using our drop down menu to select when you want to rent a car and what type of vehicle you would prefer.

Adelaide Mini Guide

Adelaide is a great place to visit if you are a wine lover as it is situated between some of Australia’s main plonk producing regions.
This southern Australian city is relatively isolated with the closest of the other conurbations being Melbourne which is a full day’s drive away. 
To get there by car you can follow national highways one or eight, while national highways 20 and 32 will take you to Sydney although it is double the distance. To get to Sydney via the town of Mildura is a drive of more than 1,400 kilometres and Rhino’s unlimited mileage offer will come in handy should you attempt this.

Adelaide has a new international airport which is well connected with world wide destinations including Hong Kong, Kuala Lumpur, Auckland and Singapore. The international airlines to use it include Cathay Pacific, Air New Zealand and Air Malaysia. Qantas also does international and domestic flights and other airlines which fly to locations within Australia include Jetstar and Virgin Blue. On arrival you can pick up your Rhino rental car and the airport is only a short drive away from Adelaide city centre.

Having a car will also allow you to visit the valleys of Clare and Barossa which both have vineyards as does the McLaren Vale region.
Another fantastic place with wineries which you can drive to is the Fleurieu peninsula where you can also go whale watching and see penguins. Buying wine at the wineries is a good idea as many of Adelaide’s restaurants operate a bring your own policy which can be a money saver.
If wine is not your thing you can take a tour of Coopers Brewery where the local ale is produced.

Adelaide city itself has various sights for tourists including the botanical gardens (entry is free) which are a very pleasant place to stroll around. At night there is a casino to frequent at North Terrace while sports lovers should take the chance to see the world famous green caps play a test match at Adelaide Oval. A different piece of local sporting culture is Aussie Rules Football which is played at the AAMI ‘footy park’ stadium in West Lakes.

Other places to get out of the city and see Australia’s unique flora and fauna are the numerous national parks which include the Warrawong Wildlife Sanctuary and Belair National Park. If heading to the beach is more your speed try West Beach which is easily accessible and has good facilities.