Cheap Car Hire in Gainesville

Cheapest time to rent a car in Gainesville

January

Rp 653,120

February

Rp 696,661

March

Rp 740,203

April

Rp 696,661

May

Rp 653,120

June

Rp 696,661

July

Rp 798,258

August

Rp 711,175

September

Rp 624,092

October

Rp 769,230

November

Rp 856,313

December

Rp 957,910

Currently, the cheapest month to rent a car in Gainesville is September. The most expensive time to rent a car is December. The cheapest prices for each month are shown above, but prices will vary based on availability, how far out you book your rental car, and of course, car type.

Car Rental FAQs

Which car rental company is considered to be the best in Gainesville?

Taking our users’ ratings and reviews into consideration, Enterprise (9.0 rating), Alamo (8.1 rating) and Budget (7.7 rating) seem to be the best rental car companies in Gainesville.

What is the price of petrol in Gainesville?

The average price of petrol in Gainesville is Rp 13,352.69/litre over the past month, costing you anywhere between Rp 600,871 and Rp 867,925 to fill up a car’s fuel tank.

How far in advance should I rent a car in Gainesville for the best price?

Our data suggests that booking early can save you up to 12% on a rental. Take advantage of below-average prices by booking at least 76 days days prior to your desired date.

Can I rent a car for a month in Gainesville?

The length of time you can book a rental for is subject to the inventory of the supplier. When renting a vehicle from Gainesville it should be possible to rent a car for a whole month if needed.

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5.2

Okay|24 Jun 2020

Car had no spare tire, tire blew up were on hold on 4 different phones at same time, nobody answer, stranded in the middle of nowhere. After 5 hours standed had to take a lift from 429 to Gainesville (1hr 45 min) $179.00. Didn't get my deposit back. Spoke to a Manager (he even spelled his name for me) when my husband and son went to give the keys back, nobody knew the Manager. No papaerwork at all, blaming COVID-19 for this.