12 Car Dealerships That Rent Cars: Ford? Toyota? etc

Most car dealerships are individually owned and set their own rental policies, but several brands — including Chevrolet, Ford, Kia, Subaru, and Toyota — rent cars at specific locations.

Dealerships typically offer daily rental options for about $40 to $150, depending on the vehicle class. Weekly rental options range from $200 to $800.

General requirements for car dealership rentals include a valid driver’s license, a refundable deposit ranging from $100 to $200, and full coverage insurance. Some dealerships also have minimum age requirements of 21 or 25.

We have the list of dealerships that rent cars across the U.S., as well as those that don’t.

The List

Below, you’ll find the list of car dealerships that rent cars. We’ve also included a few specific locations for each car manufacturer.

Audi on demand

• Vehicles typically available: Luxury vehicles and SUVs^[1]
• Average costs: Varies by location; you can get a price quote by going through its booking process.^[1][2][3]
• Locations: Audi on demand rentals are available at many Audi dealership locations. Use its “Book Now” feature to find one near you.

Chevrolet

• Vehicles typically available: Full-size cars like the Malibu and Impala, Silverado trucks, and Traverse SUVs^[4][5]
• Average costs: $40 to $120 per day, depending on the class of vehicle; none of the places we contacted offered weekly rates, but Gamblin Motors in Washington said it would deduct a day so you would only pay for six days when renting for a week. Deposit prices range from $100 to $300.^[4][6][7]
• Locations: Only some Chevrolet dealerships offer rental cars, including Bryner Chevrolet in Jenkintown, PA; Art Gamblin Motors in Enumclaw, WA; and Weeks Chevrolet Buick GMC in West Frankfort, IL.

Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and RAM

• Vehicles typically available: Chrysler and Dodge sedans, minivans, and Jeep SUVs^[8][9]
• Average costs: $50 to $110 per day and $350 to $660 per week, depending on the vehicle; you may be charged a $200 deposit.^[8][9][10]
• Locations: Select dealerships, including Lakeshore Chrysler Jeep Dodge in Montague, MI, Wallace Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram in Stuart, FL, and Glendale Chrysler Jeep Dodge RAM in St. Louis, MO

Ford

• Vehicles typically available: Bronco, Focus, Fusion, Edge, Escape, Explorer, Expedition, F-150, and Ranger^[11][12][13]
• Average costs: $30 to $300 per day, depending on the vehicle model; weekly rates start at $210; weekly and monthly availability varies by the dealership, with quotes available upon request.^[11][12]
• Locations: Some dealerships that offer rentals include Lasco Ford in Fenton, MI, Newins Bayshore Ford in Bay Shore, NY, Truck City Ford in Buda, TX, and Woody Anderson Ford in Huntsville, AL. Charles Gabus Ford also has rental locations all over Iowa.

GMC

• Vehicles typically available: Acadia, Encore, Sierra, Terrain, and Yukon^[14]
• Average costs: Around $125 to $275 per day; contact your local dealer for weekly prices; you may be required to pay a deposit of $100.^[14][15]
  
• Locations: Select dealerships, including Kasper Buick GMC in Sandusky, OH, Weeks Chevrolet Buick GMC in West Frankfort, IL., and Ken Garff Buick GMC in Rittman, OH

Honda

• Vehicles typically available: Accord, Civic, CR-V Fit, Odyssey, and Pilot^[16][17][18]
• Average costs: $40 to $110 per day and $250 to $800 per week, depending on the vehicle^{[16][17][18][19]}
• Locations: Select dealerships, including Hendrick Honda in Charlotte, NC, Ken Garff Honda in Salt Lake City, UT, and Earnhardt Honda in Riverdale, UT

Hyundai

• Vehicles typically available: Elantra, Sonata, Santa Fe, Tucson, and Venue^[20][21]
• Average costs: $65 to $120 per day; weekly rates vary; deposit varies, but is generally around $175^[20][21]
• Locations: Rentals are available at select dealerships, including Hanlees Fremont Hyundai in Fremont, CA, Tuttle Click Hyundai in Irvine, CA, and Tuscaloosa Hyundai in Tuscaloosa, AL.

Kia

• Vehicles typically available: Cadenza, Forte, Optima, Rio, Sedona, Sorento, Soul, and Sportage^[22][23]
• Average costs: $30 to $60 per day and $200 to $350 per week^[24][22]
  
• Locations: Some dealerships offer rentals, including Courtesy Kia in Tampa, FL, Wallace Kia in Stuart, FL, and Stones Kia in Idaho Falls, ID.

Lincoln

• Vehicles typically available: Aviator, Continental, Corsair, MKZ, Nautilus, and Navigator^[25]
• Average costs: $60 to $150 per day and $450 to $750 per week, depending on the vehicle model; you may be required to pay a $300 deposit.^[25][26]
• Locations: Select locations, including Landmark Ford Lincoln in Tigard, OR and Duncan Ford Lincoln in Blacksburg, VA

Nissan

• Vehicles typically available: Altima, Maxima, Murano, Pathfinder, Rogue, Sentra, Titan, and Versa^[27][28][29]
• Average costs: $30 to $175 per day and $140 to $900 per week, depending on the vehicle and dealership; some locations also offer weekend rates ranging from $80 to $450.^{[27][30][28][29]}
• Locations: Select dealerships offer rentals, including Legend Nissan in Syosset, NY, Anderson Nissan in Lake Havasu City, AZ, Nissan of Cookeville in Cookeville, TN, and Nissan of Queens in Ozone Park, NY. You can also use Nissan’s online locator to find dealerships that rent near you.

Subaru

• Vehicles typically available: Ascent, Impreza, Crosstrek, Forester, and Outback^[31]
• Average costs: $75 to $145 per day and $420 to $735 per week^[31]
  
• Locations: Select dealerships, including Profile Subaru in Conway, NH, Wilkins Subaru in Glen Burnie, MD, and Stanley Subaru in Ellsworth, ME

Toyota

• Vehicles typically available: Toyota cars (including hybrids), minivans, crossovers, SUVs, and trucks^[32]
• Average costs: $35 to $155 per day and $245 to $840 per week, depending on the vehicle model and location^{[33][34][35][36]}
  
• Locations: Locations will vary by the reason for your rental. Select your rental type and enter your ZIP code on the Toyota Rent a Car website to find participating dealers in your area.

Note: Toyota has the most widely-accessible and easy-to-find rental program of any of the car brands we checked. Rentals fall into four categories: business, leisure, service/body shop, and “try before you buy.”^[37]

Dealerships That Don’t Offer Car Rentals

During the course of our research, we found that the following dealerships generally do not offer car rentals (though most do offer courtesy cars and loaners during repair services):

• Acura^[38]
• Buick^[39]
• Cadillac^[40]
• Infiniti^[41]
• Jaguar^[42]
• Lexus^[43][44]
• Mercedes-Benz^[45]
• Tesla^[46][47]
• Volkswagen^[48]
• Volvo^[49]