Tennessee Cheap Car Rentals & Car Hire Deals

Driving around Tennessee doesn’t have to break your budget, with daily car rental prices starting at just AU$130 within the past seven days.

We know that plans change and flexibility is important. That’s why most prepaid homes provide a total refund if cancelled at least six hours prior to the collection time. You may want to read over the policy though because there are some exemptions. If the info isn’t there, make your way to our Customer Service Portal.

Small in size but big on perks, economy cars are the top pick in Tennessee. They’re a cinch to handle and park, which is perfect if you’ll be doing lots of city driving. And with excellent mileage, this reliable type of home will have you dashing around on the cheap. Prefer a larger car? Browse our mid-size, full-size or premium vehicles.

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Browse our extensive range of car rentals, check out customer reviews and compare prices from big-name suppliers. In a few easy clicks, Expedia will help you track down the best deal on your ride. Got a hotel or flight booking? Add on your Tennessee car rental and save even more.

The minimum age to rent a vehicle in Tennessee is 21. A young driver surcharge typically applies, so check before you book and factor in any extra costs. There may also be restrictions on the car categories available to young drivers. For instance, some outlets will only rent out economy to medium-sized cars to young motorists. Rules may be different between suppliers, so read the fine print carefully.

A current driver’s license and a credit card in the same name are necessities. Opting out of the company’s insurance plan? Then you may also need proof of other coverage. Requirements can differ between suppliers, so read your policy thoroughly.

Yes, so there’s no need to rebook a holiday home car in the middle of your holiday. Visit our long-term car rental deals page, enter your trip details and book a set of wheels that’s all yours for the duration of your getaway.

If you’re a young driver looking to rent a car in Tennessee, you’ll need to check the policies of the car rental companies you’re interested in. Some may rent to drivers under 25 some may not. There may be extra fees if you’re between 21 and 24 years of age. To avoid any surprise fees and charges at the holiday home desk, make sure you know exactly what to expect.

If you don’t have a license from the United States, then you might need to organise an International Driving Permit (IDP) in your home country before starting the home process. If you find that an IDP is part of the requirements to drive in the U.S, note that you’ll also need to show your valid driver’s license and your passport or other forms of ID. Lastly, the credit card you used to rent the vehicle needs to match the name on your license and passport in order to finalize your car rental. Other things you should know about renting a car in the U.S. Are:

• Age restrictions: You’ll need to be 25 in most states to be able to rent a car, although in some areas allow drivers as young as 21. We recommend checking local rules and regulations, and with the car rental company before your trip to understand all the regulations that may apply to you.
• Driving limitations: Make sure you read the fine print before you drive off so you can avoid any unnecessary charges. When renting a car in the United States, it’s usually prohibited to cross country borders into Canada or Mexico, use car ferries or traverse off-road areas with your car rental. We recommend reading all the rules and regulations before you book!