Car rental in Munich

We aim to make hiring a car in Munich straightforward and hassle-free. We are more than just a comparison site — we deal with car hire brands directly, so we can give you access to exclusive prices (and in many cases, the cheapest rates). Whether you want to pick up a car at Munich train station or one of the downtown locations, you will find an excellent choice of cars from both national and international brands (including Buchbinder, Hertz and Europcar). In one simple search, you can quickly compare prices and use the handy filters to find the car best-suited to your needs. Search Rentalcars.com next time you’re looking for cheap car rental in Munich.

You will often find national brands (like Buchbinder and Caro) have cars which come with a special offer — so you get an ‘extra’ (such as an additional driver or a GPS) at no added cost. Some suppliers also include the winterisation fee (which covers the cost of equipping the car with winter tyres and other essentials for winter driving) in the rental price.

Of course, there’s more to good value than special offers; you want assurance that the company has a good reputation. To help you decide who to rent with, we show customer ratings and reviews next to each car listing. After all, we think being impartial is the best way to be.

Ingolstadt: Just over an hour’s drive from Munich is Ingolstadt, a beautiful city located on the banks of the River Danube. Boasting an attractive square, Ingolstadt is home to a wide range of Gothic buildings, including several churches.

Memmingen: About a 90-minute drive from Munich, Memmingen is a picturesque town with plenty of historic sites — including a large Baroque abbey and basilica, several churches and a museum dedicated to the town’s history. Memmingen has a charming, romantic feel to it — with café-lined squares, cobbled streets and a canal which runs through the heart of the town. It’s a great place to visit if you want to experience authentic Bavaria without the hustle and bustle of a big city.

Ulm: The picturesque city of Ulm (with its terracotta-roofed buildings) is just under two hours from Munich along the A8. There are plenty of fascinating sights to see, including the world’s most crooked house and the tallest cathedral steeple. For great views over Ulm’s old town, cross the Donau Bridge to the new side of the city, and enjoy a leisurely stroll along the river.