Daily Car Hire Rates in USA
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*daily rates in USA based on a 1 day rental (24hr period) and for guidance purposes only.
Do you need to hire a car in the USA?
Because the USA covers such a vast area we have a huge fleet of vehicles to suit all your needs and requirements when booking your car hire in the USA. Your chosen vehicle can be collected from a huge selection of locations including the capital cities of
New York,
Washington D.C,
Miami, San Francisco, Seattle, Houston, Chicago and many, many more.
Where to hire a car in the USA?
A very popular choice for travellers is to pick up their car rental from one of the major airports such as John F. Kennedy international, LAX in Los Angeles,
Dallas Fort-Worth and
Newark Liberty International airport. So, for your low cost car hire in the USA, try Rhino today for a competitive quote on our easy to use and secure booking system. If you need any help or have any questions with regards to your booking, do not hesitate to contact us.
Age requirements for car hire in the USA
The minimum age to hire a car in the USA is 21, however some rental agencies will require drivers to be aged 25 or over. If you are under-25 and wishing to hire a car in America a young driver surcharge is commonly added. The amount can vary between car hire companies. More details and the cost of these additional charges can be found in the table below:
Car hire supplier
Alamo
Budget
Dollar
Hertz
National
Thrifty
Minimum age
21
21
21
20
21
21
Young driver supplement/day
(under 25)
$27
$27
$27
$27
$25
$25
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USA Car Hire - Did You Know?
- The USA is made up from fifty states and a federal district. Alaska is the largest state.
- Approximately 327.2 million people live in the USA.
- Obesity rates are among the highest in the world and are still rising.
- The country's flag is nicknamed the "Stars and Stripes" and the fifty stars on the flag represents each of the states.
- Popular sports in the USA include baseball, American Football, basketball and ice hockey.
Fuel Prices in USA by Month
| Month, Year | Diesel €/ltr | Unleaded €/ltr |
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Apr , 2020
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0.62
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0.56
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Mar , 2020
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0.62
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0.57
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Feb , 2020
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0.70
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0.68
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Jan , 2020
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0.71
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0.68
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Dec , 2019
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0.71
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0.69
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Nov , 2019
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0.72
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0.70
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USA Mini Guide
Covering almost four million square miles, the USA (United States of America) is the third largest country in the world in total area, land area and population. The USA is a federal constitutional republic made up 50 member states and a single federal district. The USA land mass is defined by the borders of
Canada in the North, Alaska to the North West and Mexico to the south. The East coast is defined by the Atlantic Ocean and the West Coast by the Pacific Ocean. Although the USA is predominantly one single land mass there are a few exceptions such as the islands of Hawaii and the islands which make up the Caribbean.
Although the USA has a fairly short history, much has happened since it was founded on 4th July 1776. Originally settled by the 13 colonies of Great Britain, independence was proclaimed following the American Revolutionary War. In 1787 the current United States Constitution defined the USA as a single republic of the central governing body. The Constitution was further amended in 1791 with the introduction of the Bill of Rights, which introduced 10 constitutional amendments designed to provide citizens with more freedom and greater civil rights.
The USA is a truly diverse mixture of cultures, there is no real definition of "American", instead a whole variety of cultural influences are melded together to form what we term "American culture". Depending upon which region of the USA you are visiting you will find a whole myriad of influencing cultures including Scottish, German, Irish, Dutch, English, African, Hispanic and a whole host of other minor influences.
The USA is such a vast nation it is impossible to give a detailed description of every part of the country within such a short article, instead you will find below details of some of the major cities and areas to be found in United States, along with useful local information, travel tips and advice.