1. United States: $40 - $60 per day (Economy class)
2. Canada: $50 - $70 per day (Economy class)
3. United Kingdom: £25 - £35 per day (Economy class)
4. Europe: €25 - €45 per day (Economy class)
5. Australia: $50 - $70 per day (Economy class)
6. New Zealand: $55 - $75 per day (Economy class)
7. Japan: ¥4,000 - ¥6,000 per day (Economy class)
8. Singapore: $60 - $80 per day (Economy class)
9. South Africa: R350 - R450 per day (Economy class)
10. Brazil: R$100 - R$150 per day (Economy class)
Additional costs:
- Insurance: Additional coverage options may increase the rental cost.
- Taxes and fees: Local taxes, airport fees, or concession recovery fees can add to the total price.
- Extras: Child safety seats, GPS devices, or additional drivers may involve extra charges.
- Drop-off charges: Different drop-off locations may incur fees if not within the same city.
- Fuel policy: Rental companies have different fuel policies like "full-to-full" or "pre-paid fuel," which can impact costs.
- Mileage limits: Some rental companies apply mileage limits, and excess mileage charges may apply.
- Age restrictions: Younger drivers (usually under 25 years old) might have additional surcharges.
It's advisable to compare prices from different rental companies, check the terms and conditions carefully, and consider additional costs before booking a car rental to ensure an accurate estimation of the total cost for 5 days.
