Choose cheap Car Hire Oslo for unbeatably low prices. We guarantee that you get the best price available for every rental vehicle. Car hire Oslo is a great way to explore Norway’s capital city which is full of impressive modern architecture. We have vehicles to suit every type of customer and they can cost as little as 14 Euros per day to hire.

Popular Car Rental Oslo vehicles include the VW Passat, one of our compact cars, the Audi A4 station wagon which is good for families travelling to Norway and the Toyota Aygo which is just one of a number of economy vehicle in our fleet.

If you want to make the right impression with car rental Oslo we have some prestige vehicles for rent such as the BMW 3 series, while the environmentally conscious can hire smart cars which have the advantage of being very easy to park. Among these green options is the Toyota Prius Hybrid car.

These cars and many more come with air conditioning / heating systems and modern features you would expect in vehicles today such as central locking and power steering.

There are also various optional extras on offer such as child seats and luggage racks while we can offer Global Positioning Systems (GPS) with every car rental Oslo. These are a great way to avoid getting lost. The last thing you want to do is be late to an important meeting.

Ski gear such as snow tires, snow chains and ski is available for rent too at cheap prices.

Car rental Oslo is the best way to get around Norway’s capital city cheaply without having to wait for public transport or waste money on taxis.

Our low cost car rental comes in conjunction with Alamo car rental, Sixt car rental, Hertz car rental, Thrifty car rental, Europcar rental and Enterprise car rental among other world renowned companies.

Oslo Mini-Guide

Oslo in Norway is a huge capital city, though most of this area is in fact taken up with forests.
To get there you will fly into Gardermoen where Oslo International airport is located. Once you have picked up you Rhino rental car it is a 45 minute drive south west to reach Oslo.
If you are looking for a cheap airline ticket it is worth checking whether Wizzair or Ryanair have flights to Sandefjord Airport Torp from which it is also possible to get a Rhino car. The drive of 115 kilometres shouldn’t take much more than an hour. Inquire about the possibility of using different pick up and drop off points if this makes your journey any easier. There is a third airport close to Fredikstad and Moss cities called Moss Lufthavn Rygge. Before getting your flight to Oslo make sure you know which one of these three airports you are arriving at.

If you are driving to Oslo from another Scandinavian destination be aware that there is road tax to pay on entering the country. The E18 road goes to Oslo from Stockholm, St Petersburg and Helsinki while the E6 goes to Oslo from Malmo and Gothenburg. The E6 is the main south north corridor road.
The centre of Oslo (excluding the wealthy suburbs) has a population of just over half a million and one fifth of this is made up of immigrants. In fact this cosmopolitan city has residents from all over Europe as well as many different parts of south east Asia, India and America. And it is no wonder people want to come and live here as Norway has a very good economy and a high standard of living. The architecture here is accordingly impressive and there are many sights to see in Oslo.

But with much of the surroundings of Oslo taken up with the Norwegian Fjords, this is certainly a good place to go on holiday if you are looking for fresh air and a clean environment. Indeed there are even moose and wolves to be found within the woods around Oslo. And despite being in northern most parts of Europe, Oslo has quite a mild temperature with good summers and winters which don’t plummet to silly extremes thanks to the nearby Gulf Stream.
Originally named Oslo in the 11th century, a fire destroyed the city which was rebuilt and renamed Christiana. By the 1950s the name had returned to Oslo again.