or equivalent Economy
4
2
manual
Yes
from
$1 /day
or equivalent Intermediate
5
4
automatic
Yes
from
$1 /day
or equivalent Compact
5
4
manual
Yes
from
$1 /day
or equivalent Standard
5
2
automatic
Yes
from
$1 /day
or equivalent Compact
5
2
manual
Yes
from
$1 /day
or equivalent Mini
4
0
manual
Yes
from
$1 /day
Prices are based on searches made during the previous 7 days. Price is dynamic and varies based on the date of the booking, length of rental and car class.
There is no guarantee this price will be in effect at the time of your search.
mexico intl airport av capitan
Average Pick-Up time: 21-30 minutes
Madi623 Reviewed on Jan 6, 2019, 6:23 PM
Don’t bother using this if you’re renting during a peak travel time. They told us because it was through a 3rd party reservation that they had rented out all their cars to who reserved directly through the car rental company and paid for reserving. We were stuck without a car. Never using this again.
leibnitz 100 local 11, camino real hotel
Average Pick-Up time: 41-50 minutes
Joseph Reviewed on Feb 26, 2019, 6:07 PM
They didn't have a car in the category I rented and then they tried to push a lower model on me until I insisted, then they offered me an SUV which was okay but small engine. Then they tried to push insurance on me and I'd already bought online with your platform and they tried to downplay that value...irritated me, obviously. Pick up and drop off took way too long.
av capitan carlos leon s n, mexico city intl airport
Average Pick-Up time: 31-40 minutes
Elizabeth Reviewed on Apr 24, 2019, 12:45 AM
I arrived to pick up my car and the staff told me they didn't have it & were offering me an SUV triple the price of my rental... The deposit was ridiculous as well. When I said no he wanted to give me a Jetta again a lot more expensive than what I rented. He was telling me I had to purchase insurance through them that the on- line option did not count with them. Overall it was a bad experience the staff must get commission to be trying to make more money on rentals. I am glad I had family there that could help me out since I did not get the rental, as a result of their corrupt changes!
Juan Reviewed on Mar 4, 2019, 3:44 AM
I prebooked rental insurance through CarRentals, but when I arrived at their counter they insisted that the insurance I had would not suffice there needs and as a result would need to get a supplemental policy from their company before I was able to drive off with a car.
Alex Reviewed on Jan 16, 2019, 2:33 AM
The pick up service from the airport and transferring us to the car was excellent. But Mexico City had a strike that the gas stations were all closed, and we could not fill up the tank. The Hertz company not only charged us for gas but a severe penalty which wasn't our fault
calle 56a no 444 local e 8
Average Pick-Up time: 31-40 minutes
LAW11 Reviewed on May 21, 2018, 5:29 PM
Worst car rental I have ever had.. Not the price advertised ..no one at the airport..car did not work well and then broke down and had to pay to have it checked..no one to check me out at 6 AM drop off so I left it..it would not start anyway..and had to walk to the terminal with 2 big bags.
Dave Peper Reviewed on Apr 3, 2018, 7:44 PM
From the minute I walked in, everyone was terrific. The first card didn't work, your person handled it with grace. We rented a VW, which was a fabulous vehicle. My quote for the week, from CarRental.com, was $56.00 for the week. It was like $4.79 per day. When we checked the car back in, after only 6 days, the charge was $449.00 for the week. Can you explain this to me please?
Robert B. Reviewed on Nov 27, 2017, 6:33 PM
Upon arrival in Merida there wasn't a Budge counter, we asked for help and they told us there is a rep outside on the sidewalk, sure enough we walked outside and there was a Budget rep, in uniform holding a Budget sign. He immediately got his bus/very large van and drove us the 30 seconds to the Budget office, so far EXCELLENT service. The clerk at the counter kept trying to upsell the insurance, typical stuff. Overall so far so good. But then the car (their only car) was given to us, an old dirty VW Vento. We reserved a full size and we thought maybe the Vento is now a full size except on the back of the car was a Budget sticker and next to that another sticker that said MID. Oh well, it's a car. The car was dirty and had no options except a/c; roll down windows, no power mirrors and a lot of scratches on all four corners of the car, overall just a very basic car, but it ran fine, no problems at all. Upon return the customer service rep was a very very nice older woman who was as nice and professional as could be.
We collected 90 reviews in total for all stations in Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico with an average score of 5.1/10.
Please be aware that some of these reviews may have been translated automatically into English.
A Mexico City car rental gives you the opportunity to go where you want, when you want. You can explore all the sights, and even find out what the rest of Distrito Federal has to offer. CarRentals.com has collected the most popular questions about renting a car in Mexico City. Find out how to get the best rates on your ideal vehicle.
CarRentals.com always strives to get you the best deal. However, there are ways to get an even lower price on your upcoming booking. You can:
Just following even a few of these tips can help you save big on your Mexico City rental car.
From budget-friendly brands like Payless and Fox to global names like Enterprise and Hertz, CarRentals.com has some of the best brands in the business. Look through the reviews to help you figure out which one is best for you.
That depends on your needs and what activities you want to do in Mexico City. If you're having trouble choosing, make sure to look over our table below. We have compared the most popular vehicle categories for you:
Typically, the age limit for car rentals in Mexico City is 21—the same as it is across the rest of the country. Additionally, many suppliers charge an added fee if you are under 25. Be sure to read over the terms to find any additional fees will be before you rent your car.
Insurance is required, wherever you rent a car. Nevertheless, your current car insurance may cover you. Additionally, if you pay using your credit card, the card's policy may also insure you. Keep in mind, those policies might not totally cover your rental, and you'll have to add it to your booking for Mexico City. Look into it before you book and, if it is necessary, you can conveniently include it at checkout.
Most suppliers give you a choice of fuel policies. Below is a list of the most common ones.
You will need to find an open gas station near the drop-off locationMost rental car suppliers provide you a full tank policy. At CarRentals.com, we suggest bringing it back with a full tank of gas. For a cheaper rate, fill up your tank before you return the car. Stations near airports or car rental places tend to have higher prices.
Unlimited miles is a good choice if you plan to do some sightseeing or visit several business associates all over Mexico City. You can drive wherever you want without incurring additional charges. Make sure to read your policy to find out if there are any restrictions.
Be sure you check a few items before you leave the car rental lot. You should:
Maybe you're carpooling with co-workers to and from the hotel to the conference center, maybe you're traveling solo, or maybe you're bringing your partner or kids. CarRentals.com has the ideal car rental that can fit your needs and not deplete your travel piggy bank.
