Lahaina car hire

The average price of fuel in Lahaina is €3.27 per litre over the past 30 days. Filling up a tank of fuel costs between €39 and €52, depending on the car size.

Full-size (Ford Mustang Convertible or similar) is the most frequently booked car hire type in Lahaina.

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A Full Size car hire in Lahaina costs €70 per day, on average.

An Intermediate car hire in Lahaina costs €76 per day, on average.

A Special car hire in Lahaina costs €93 per day, on average.

The most popular cars among visitors travelling to Lahaina are the Nissan Versa and the Hyundai Accent as they are cheaper and offer a good mileage. When visiting Lahaina on a budget, you may opt for economy cars like Chevrolet Spark as they are comfortable and saves you money on fuel. For more comfort, choose compact vehicles like the Ford focus as they are more spacious. Families travelling with their children can choose a standard car like Volkswagen Jetta for the extra luggage trunk space. The Jeep Compass SUV is suitable if you pass roads with rough terrain. A group of more than five exploring Lahaina can take the Dodge Grand Caravan minivan because of the extra seats. Luxury lovers will enjoy cruising in the Chrysler 300.

 Adhere to the speed limit of about 40 km/h around the city while in your car hire in Lahaina. The speed limit also applies to neighbouring towns and urban centres. The maximum speed permitted on suburban roads is 120 km/h. On the motorways leading to Lahaina, the speed limit is 120 km/h. Always look out for road signs, as the speed may vary depending on where you are in Lahaina.

Lahaina has very little on-street parking, and it may be hard to get out of the street parking due to traffic. The city has many paid car parks and a couple of free ones. The largest car park is at the corner of Front Street and Prison Street, but it is often full because it is free. Car park on Lahaina Harbour, Lahainaluna Road and Font St offers free parking for the first two hours. On the northern side of Papalaua street is another car park though you have to pay. Alternatively, use the paid car park behind the Wharf Cinema centre.