You will find our friendly car hire Melbourne staff waiting to meet you on arrival at our office to meet you so that there is no delay to your journey.

Booking online on our website means you don’t have to fill out paperwork or wait in queues. You can select your vehicle ahead of time using our drop down menu.

Choose from a variety of car hire Melbourne vehicles which include the Vauxhall Astra automatic with three or five doors, the Audi A3 automatic, the Toyota Corolla and the Ford Focus station wagon automatic.

Melbourne is large and dynamic city in southern Australia which is famous for hosting many sporting events. Car hire Melbourne is the quickest and most comfortable way to see all that it has to offer.

Our cheap car rental Melbourne is convenient for our customers and great value to boot.

We have a wide range of cars to cater to everyone, whether they are going to Melbourne on business or for pleasure.

Car rental Melbourne comes with full insurance, a waiver for vehicle theft (VTW) and a waiver for collision damage (CDW) as well as liability cover.

You can even avoid having to pay any excess charges thanks to our new car rental Melbourne insurance option which gives you complete peace of mind.

Low cost car rental Melbourne comes in conjunction with major companies such as Dollar car rental, Thrifty car rental, Holiday Autos, Sixt, Enterprise, National, Budget car rental, Avis and Auto Europe among others. We search for the best car rental Melbourne deals so you don’t have to.

Among our luxury and prestige vehicles are the Mercedes E200 automatic and the Honda Legend automatic.

If you are on a family holiday then we have some multi purpose vehicles which include the eight seater Toyota Tarango automatic and the Mitsubishi Magna station wagon automatic.

We have a number of convertible cars such as the Saab 9-3 which are an ideal way to soak up the sun in Melbourne.

You can even feel completely free to drop off your vehicle somewhere different from where you picked it up at no extra charge.
 

Melbourne Mini-Guide

Melbourne is considered the cultural capital of Australia and is the country’s second largest city.
Many tourists come to Melbourne for the multitude of sporting events held there and also, bizarrely enough, to see the set of the soap opera Neighbours which is filmed in Melbourne.
The weather is Melbourne is usually pleasant in the summer months between December and February. However the weather can also be quite changeable and heat waves are often recorded during which the temperature gets up into the forties Celsius.

Melbourne is a coastal city based around Port Phillip Bay as well as the Yarra River. To the north of the river is the financial and commercial district while to the south is an upmarket neighbourhood which is good for eating out and shopping. Meanwhile the Port Phillip Bay suburb of St Kilda is a hip young neighbourhood which holds an art market and has many youth hostels.
Other interesting districts to see are the bohemian quarter of Fitzroy (though the district of Brunswick is being called the new Fitzroy), North Richmond (known as Little Vietnam) and the shopping district of Prahran.

Sports lovers in Melbourne can either go to the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG) or Albert Park where the Melbourne lap of the Grand Prix is held in March.
Arguably the biggest event is the horse racing classic the Melbourne Cup. Taking place in the first Tuesday of November the Melbourne Cup is such an institution that a public holiday is given for it. With the Grand slam tennis event the Australian Open being held in Melbourne in January, along with the local love for Aussie Rules Football, there really is something to suit every sporting taste in Melbourne whatever time of year it is.

To get from Melbourne Airport to the city centre is a 22 kilometre journey and having a Rhino car is the best way to do this. Having a car will save you a $45 dollar charge on hiring a taxi as the meters often run high in traffic.
You can also fly into nearby Avalon airport and pick up your car, though this is three times as far away, to the south west of Melbourne.
Flying to Melbourne Airport you will probably have to do a stop in a South East Asian country such as Hong Kong. If you are leaving from Melbourne airport there are three terminals and the north terminal (terminal one) is used by national carrier Qantas.