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If those options are not realistic,in addition to KAYAK’s suggestion of sometimes picking up your vehicle outside the airport, Schwimer offered advice for people who need to rent cars during their trips: If you can travel somewhere that you can use your own car or borrow one at your destination, you can avoid the issue entirely. The most expensive car rentals for Christmas this year are:Īnd the least expensive car rental markets for Christmas are: The least expensive car rental markets for Thanksgiving are: Asheville, NC - $112 per day (You can save 8% by picking up in the city.).El Paso, TX - $118 per day (You can save 23% by picking up at the airport rather than the city.).Charleston, SC - $123 per day (You can save 17% by picking up in the city.).

New York, NY - $135 per day (Here, KAYAK says you can save 9% by picking up your vehicle in the city rather than at the airport.).

Honolulu is the least expensive place, according to KAYAK, to rent a car this Thanksgiving.Īccording to KAYAK, the most expensive car markets for Thanksgiving this year are: “Rental cars in Hawaii have always been pricey (given its island nature, shipping cars there is expensive) but demand is outstripping supply right now as more tourists flock to the island making rental cars more expensive than usual,” Zacharia said. In general, New York and Hawaii are the most expensive places to rent cars over the holidays. Schwimer added, “We expect rental car prices to increase sharply again into the holidays with high demand as supply remains a constraining factor.” The Most and Least Expensive Car Rental LocationsĪccording to KAYAK, rental prices vary from city to city and from holiday to holiday. Prices did rise to around $95 a day in mid-October (perhaps as a result of fall break travel), but have since eased a bit and trended down into November.”

Prices are closer to $93 a day if you just consider the major national suppliers.

Travel planning app company spokeswoman Lindsay Schwimer said, “Currently the national average daily rate for rental cars is (about) $84 a day, down 31% from summer highs of $122 a day, but still up 68% from $50 a day at the beginning of the year.