Most popular company | FOCO |
|---|---|
Most common car type | Economy |
Average price per day | HK$232 |
Cheapest price per day | HK$166 |
There are, in total, 5,182 car hire locations in Brazil that are operated by 166 companies. In the past week, small car is the cheapest car type users can hire (cheapest price last found: HK$224/day). Explore 2 car types currently offered from Brazil hire providers:
Economy
HK$150+
Compact
HK$193+
Intermediate
HK$192+
Standard
HK$204+
Mini
HK$221+
Premium
HK$546+
Pick-up truck
HK$827+
Supplier choice
HK$154+
Book your rental car in Brazil 7 days before your pickup date to maximise your savings. Car rental prices are around HK$183/day on average when booked 7 days ahead, which saves you 579% off the average price.
The cheapest month to hire a car in Brazil is August, when you can expect to pay HK$191/day on average. The most expensive month to hire a car in Brazil is December (HK$262/day on average). The average daily car hire price for each month is shown below. Keep in mind that prices will vary based on availability, when you book, and the type of car you hire.
January
HK$204
February
HK$205
March
HK$194
April
HK$209
May
HK$198
June
HK$211
July
HK$235
August
HK$191
September
HK$191
October
HK$212
November
HK$209
December
HK$262
Avis has 187 locations throughout the area, more than any other company. Serve Sul Rent a Car has the second-highest number of locations in Brazil at 3.
If you're looking for the best car rental deals in Brazil, start with Vitória, where rates average HK$153/day. You can also find good prices in Sao Paulo (HK$176/day), Maceió (HK$208/day), and Fortaleza (HK$508/day).
Avis
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At HK$124/day, the cheapest car rental price in Brazil was found in Sao Paulo. On average, Vitória has the cheapest daily rental car price (HK$153/day), which is 41% below average price for cities in Brazil.
Cars travel on the right side of the road in Brazil.