Car Hire in Mexico from £11/day - Search for car rentals on KAYAK (2024)

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How much to rent a car in Mexico for a week? ›

How much does it cost to rent a car in Mexico City for a week? Based on the average daily cost of $59, a week will cost about $411.

It's not a booking site. Instead, think of it as an aggregator: Kayak scans hundreds of third-party travel and brand websites and shows you the best prices. That means you'll likely find a wider range of pricing for a single room or rental car than you would on direct booking sites.

Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) / Loss of Use

If your card covers it, you can DECLINE the coverage, even though they will often attempt to insist that you must have it. If they do, walk away.

Yes, car insurance is required for visitors to Mexico, and your United States auto insurance policy won't be valid there. To be protected, you'll need a separate Mexico car insurance policy that covers you for liability while you're in the country.

For budget travelers, you can expect to spend around $30 to $50 per day in Mexico, including accommodation, food, transportation, and activities. For mid-range travelers, you can expect to spend around $80 to $150 per day, depending on your preferences and activities.

Car Rental Age Requirements in Mexico

Drivers under 25 may incur a young driver surcharge while a few suppliers harbor a maximum age limit of 75 on select vehicles. An international driver's license is recommended, but not required.

I give the Kayak app the overall advantage when it comes to easy-to-use features and elegance and for being comprehensive. The honors go to Priceline, however, if you're willing to take the app through its paces to find rock-bottom bargains.

The truth is, Skyscanner is a legit and reliable fare comparison site. But here's the catch: the success you have with any fare comparison site, including Skyscanner, depends on how smartly you use it. It's like having a good tool in your hands, but it's up to you to make the most of it.

Priceline.com is headquartered in Norwalk, Connecticut, United States and is wholly owned by Booking Holdings, which also owns Kayak.com, Booking.com and other sites.

Mexican law requires that any vehicle operating on federal roads carries third-party liability insurance to provide coverage for damage caused in an at-fault accident. As stated earlier in this page, your US insurance policy will not cover your vehicle while driving in Mexico.

Do I need insurance if I have CDW? ›

Having CDW insurance is a necessity when renting a car, however, if you do decide on other options, check with your bank and current insurers about exactly how much coverage you'll be offered and be sure to ask about the pitfalls. If you have questions, we also recommend speaking with your car rental company.

CDW covers most of the car if you're in a collision, but usually excludes the undercarriage, roof, tires, windshield, windows, interior, and side mirrors.

Since U.S. liability insurance is invalid in Mexico, you'll need proof of Mexico auto insurance for a road trip south of the border. AAA can help you get what's required through one of Mexico's largest and most reputable insurance companies.

And depending on many factors (including what car you're driving, how long you're staying, and which coverage options you choose), the cost ranges from $2 to $40 per day.

Liability car insurance in Mexico

You are required by Mexican law to have liability insurance. If you cause a car accident, this covers bodily injuries and property damage to others. You can typically choose a policy limit (up to a certain amount).

As hire cars are also pretty affordable, it is, in most cases, cheaper to drive around than to take public buses and trains. Benefit from the many car hire agencies located at Mexico International Airport such as Avis, Europcar, or Hertz.