Rent a Car in Canada

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04/27/2025 10:00 AM 04/29/2025 10:00 AM

Step 1: Pick Your Ideal Pick-Up and Drop-Off Location

Start your journey with ease by choosing a convenient rental location across Canada. Major international airports like Toronto Pearson (YYZ), Vancouver (YVR), and Calgary (YYC) offer a wide selection of vehicles at competitive rates. Finalrentals provides multiple pick-up and drop-off points, ensuring flexibility for your travel plans.

Step 2: Choose the Right Vehicle for Your Trip

Find the perfect car for your Canadian adventure with Finalrentals. Whether you need a fuel-efficient compact car for city driving, an SUV for mountain roads, or a spacious van for family trips, we have a wide range of options to suit your needs and budget. Our well-maintained vehicles ensure a safe and comfortable driving experience.

Step 3: Book Instantly with No Hidden Fees

Finalrentals makes booking your rental car in Canada quick and easy. Simply choose your car, select your dates, and receive instant confirmation. Enjoy transparent pricing, no hidden fees, and flexible cancellation policies, so you can book with confidence.

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Best Rental Deals and Discounts

Save money with our affordable rates and exclusive offers. Get the best rental deals in Canada, with prices starting as low as $20 per day.

No Hidden Charges or Cancellation Fees

What you see is what you pay! Finalrentals guarantees no surprise fees, and you can cancel for free if your plans change.

24/7 Service at Major Airports

Pick up and drop off your rental car at Canada’s top international airports with round-the-clock support to ensure a seamless experience.

Reliable, Well-Maintained Cars

Drive with comfort in our high-quality rental cars, all regularly serviced for safety, comfort, and performance.

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Car Rental Canada: FAQs

What are the age requirements for renting a car in Canada?

In Canada, most car rental companies require drivers to be at least 21 years old and have at least one year of driving experience. However, if you are under 25, you might have to pay a "young driver surcharge", and you may be restricted from renting certain vehicle types, such as luxury cars or SUVs. Some rental companies allow drivers as young as 18, but this often comes with higher fees and stricter conditions. Always check the rental terms before booking.

What documents do I need to rent a car in Canada as a foreign traveler?

To rent a car in Canada, you’ll typically need: A valid driver’s license (written in the Latin alphabet) A passport for identity verification A credit card in the renter’s name (for security deposits) If your license is not in English or French, you may also need an International Driving Permit (IDP), which serves as a translation. Some rental companies require it, while others do not. It’s always best to carry one for hassle-free travel.

Is car insurance included in my Canada car rental, or do I need to buy extra coverage?

Most rental cars in Canada come with basic third-party liability insurance, but this does not cover damage to the rental vehicle. For additional protection, you can opt for: Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) to cover damage to the car Theft Protection in case the vehicle is stolen Personal Accident Insurance for medical coverage These add-ons range from $10 to $40 per day. Before purchasing extra coverage, check if your credit card or personal car insurance includes rental protection, as this can save you money.

Can I rent a car in Canada with a debit card?

Most rental companies in Canada require a credit card for security deposits. However, some locations accept debit cards, but they may impose additional restrictions, such as: Higher deposits Proof of return travel (e.g., flight ticket) Limited vehicle options If you plan to rent a car using a debit card, check with the rental provider in advance to understand their policies and requirements.

Are winter tires included in rental cars in Canada during winter months?

In some provinces like Quebec, winter tires are mandatory from December to March, so rental cars automatically come equipped with them at no extra charge. In other provinces, like British Columbia or Alberta, winter tires may be optional and available for an extra fee, typically around $10–$20 per day. If you’re planning to drive in snowy or icy conditions, it’s highly recommended to request winter tires or an all-wheel-drive vehicle for safety.

Can I cross the U.S.-Canada border with my rental car?

Many rental companies in canada allow cross-border travel to the United States, but you must inform them in advance. Some important points to check: Insurance coverage must be valid in both countries. Some rentals come with mileage restrictions, and extra fees may apply for long-distance travel. Some vehicle types (e.g., luxury cars, vans) may not be allowed to cross the border. Make sure to get the required documentation from the rental company before attempting to cross.

What happens if I return the rental car late in Canada?

Returning a car late can result in extra charges, often calculated by the hour. Some rental companies allow a grace period of 30–60 minutes, but if you exceed that, you may be charged: An hourly rate (often 1/3 of the daily price) A full extra day’s rental fee if you exceed a certain time limit Penalty fees for after-hours returns To avoid unexpected costs, always check the return policy and consider extending your rental if needed

Are one-way car rentals available in Canada, and do they cost extra?

Yes, one-way rentals are available, meaning you can pick up a car in one city and drop it off in another. This is useful for long trips, such as driving from Toronto to Vancouver. However, there’s usually a one-way fee, which varies based on: The distance between pick-up and drop-off locations The availability of rental cars at your drop-off point Some promotions or deals may waive the one-way fee, so always check for discounts before booking.

What are the fuel policies for rental cars in Canada?

There are three common fuel policies for rental cars: Full-to-Full: You pick up the car with a full tank and return it full. This is the most cost-effective option if you refill the tank yourself. Prepaid Fuel: You pay in advance for a full tank and can return the car empty. However, there are no refunds for unused fuel. Full-to-Empty: The company refuels the car for you, but this is usually more expensive than refueling it yourself. To avoid extra fees, choose the full-to-full option and refill at a nearby gas station before returning the car.

Can I rent a car in Canada if I have a temporary or digital driver’s license?

Most rental companies do not accept digital or temporary driver’s licenses. You need a physical, valid, and government-issued driver’s license that can be verified. If your home country only provides digital licenses, bring a certified printed copy or apply for an International Driving Permit (IDP) before traveling.

How much does it cost to rent a car in Canada?

Rental prices vary based on: Vehicle type: Economy cars cost around $22–$40 per day, while SUVs or luxury models can go up to $100+ per day. Location: Rentals from major airports like Toronto Pearson (YYZ) or Vancouver (YVR) tend to be more expensive than downtown locations. Season: Prices are higher in summer (June–August) and during winter holidays. Booking early atleast 2 days before leaving, and looking for promotions can help you save money.

What are the best places to visit in Canada with a rental car?

Canada is perfect for road trips! Some top destinations include: Icefields Parkway (Alberta): A scenic drive between Banff and Jasper National Park. Cabot Trail (Nova Scotia): Stunning coastal views and hiking trails. Niagara Falls (Ontario): A must-visit just a short drive from Toronto. Québec City & Mont-Tremblant (Québec): A mix of history and nature. Pacific Rim Highway (British Columbia): Drive from Vancouver to Tofino for ocean views and rainforests. Always read the rental terms carefully before booking. If you have specific needs, like child seats, GPS, or extra insurance, request them in advance to avoid last-minute surprises.