Car rental in Birmingham

We are more than a comparison site: we are an end-to-end service, here to make hiring a car in Birmingham hassle-free. Our team deal with all the major car hire companies, giving you access to exclusive prices you won’t find anywhere else. You will find a wide range of cars on our site (including prestige cars and people carriers), from suppliers like Avis, Sixt and Europcar. In one simple search, we will compare prices and give you all the information you need upfront — so you can make an informed choice.

Before you decide who to rent with, you can see the ratings and reviews left by previous customers next to each listing — and find out which company offers the best value for money and the best rental experience overall. Don’t forget: if you want to avoid hidden fuel charges, be sure to book a car with a full-to-full fuel policy. Just top up the tank before dropping the car off and you won’t be charged any extra fees.

Resorts World Birmingham: One for the shopaholics! Resorts World Birmingham is an entertainment and shopping complex just 20 minutes outside of Birmingham. Grab a bargain in one of the outlet shops, such as Next, Nike and The North Face. The complex is not just about shopping; there is also a casino, a huge sports bar, a cinema and plenty of both family-orientated and luxury restaurants.

Alton Towers: Only an hour and 15 minutes away from Birmingham by car, Alton Towers is one of the UK’s top theme parks. The park’s famous roller coasters, including Nemesis and Air, have been delighting thrill-seekers year after year. Alton Towers is not just for adrenaline junkies: the theme park now boasts a waterpark, a spa, a golf course, CBeebies Land, hotels and a high-rope assault course. With so much to do, you and your family will have a day to remember.

Church Stretton, Shropshire Hills: The Shropshire Hills are an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty just under 60 miles from Birmingham. Church Stretton, a picturesque market town, is a haven for walkers. Take a hike up Ragleth Hill and enjoy 360-degree views of the legendary English and Welsh countryside. The town also has many traditional tea rooms, pubs and independent shops.

Birmingham is famous for its somewhat complex system of junctions and one-way systems. It’s best to familiarise yourself with the road network before your trip. You might also want to hire a GPS to make life easier.

The morning and evening rush hours in Birmingham are from 07.30 – 09:30, and from 16:00 – 19:00 respectively. Avoid driving during these times if you can.

In the UK, throwing rubbish out of your car is illegal. If you are caught, you can receive an on-the-spot fine.