Frequently Asked Questions
About Manila Car Rental
Explore the many tourist spots in Manila and other destinations that you can drive to by land in Luzon when you rent self-drive cars.
1. How much are car rental services in Manila?
The price will depend on the type of car and the rental period. Lowest prices start at PHP1625 for a mini car, PHP2165 for an economy sedan car, PHP2470 for an intermediate sedan car, PHP3500 for a premium sedan car, PHP3295 for an intermediate SUV car, PHP3340 full-size SUV car, and PHP2830 for a full-size wagon car.
2. Should I book a car rental online before arriving in Manila or once I arrive?
You can do both. But it’s best to book a car rental before arriving for faster pick up and avoid delays.
3. Where can I pick up and drop off my car rental in Manila?
You can pick up and drop off Manila car rentals at Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminals 1, 2, and 3, and in the designated location in Makati Central Business District (CBD) at Lower Ground Floor, Somerset Olympia Building, 7912 Makati Avenue, Makati City.
4. What type of car should I rent for driving in Manila?
It depends on how many passengers you have and your destination. Mini car and economy sedan are best for city driving with up to 4 passengers. A full-size wagon is best for the city and long drives with up to 7 passengers. For city and long drives in style with up to 4-5 passengers, you can choose from an intermediate sedan, premium sedan, or intermediate SUV. For city driving, long drives, highlands, and rough roads with up to 7 passengers, you can rent a full-size SUV.
5. Can I drive car rentals outside of Manila?
Yes, you can use your car rentals outside of Manila that covers destinations within the island of Luzon and reachable by land travel only.
6. Is the fuel included in Manila car rentals?
No, the fee only covers the rent of the unit. You will need to pay for the fuel of your car rental at gas stations. You can opt to buy prepaid fuel when booking your car rental.
7. How is the traffic condition in Manila?
According to traffic navigation app, Waze, in September 2019, it takes around 4.9 minutes for a motorist to cover just 1 kilometer when driving in Manila. Expect moderate to heavy traffic on major roads especially during rush hour.
