Car rental New Jersey comes with liability and optional excess reimbursement insurance. which protects you against every eventuality all for one amazingly low price from as low as $128 weekly. Should your Rhino car experience any kind of problem at all, the comprehensive service we offer will give you peace of mind, no matter where or when.

We have cars for singles, families and couples to suit every budget and taste.

There are plenty of options for business men and women too like the Jaguar X type which is just one of our many prestige and luxury vehicles. These car rental New Jersey choices and more are easily available to book.
All you have to do is fill out a few details on our website such as which kind of car you want, when you want it and where you would like to collect it from and we’ll do the rest. The internet booking process has never been easier thanks to car rental New Jersey. We have a range of budget Minivans and Convertibles to hire in New Jersey.

New Jersey Mini Guide

New Jersey is America’s most populated state and it is bordered by Pennsylvania, Delaware and New York.

With the other border at the Atlantic Ocean, this eastern seaboard state has plenty of areas of natural beauty.
Two large rivers go through New Jersey, the Hudson River and the Delaware River. The Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (park) is located along the banks of the latter and is a great place to go fishing or camping. Other national parks in New Jersey are the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge and the Gateway National Recreation Area which is spread over a large area which covers Staten Island and Sandy Hook.

Newark is the biggest of Jersey’s cities, but the state capital of New Jersey is Trenton. Car rental Newark means that you can get from the Newark Liberty International Airport, which has connections with a huge number of destinations, to this atmospheric city. Bear in mind when driving in New Jersey that state law does not allow for self service at gas stations.

Newark has a reputation for being slightly rough but is architecturally very impressive and has plenty of art galleries, restaurants and universities. There are some Rutgers University campuses in Newark, but the original campus is in the city of New Brunswick. New Jersey is also where the borough of Princeton and its Ivy League University can be found.

Of course Newark is slightly overshadowed by the nearby New York and if you go to the New Jersey city of Hoboken you can get a fantastic view of Manhattan.

Other places worth going to in New Jersey are the Appalachian Mountain Trail, the Victorian seaside town of Cape May which was originally settled by fishermen and whalers and now welcomes many migratory birds every year, and the Pine Barrens wooded area.