Scottsdale car hire

It is always easier to maneuver through an unknown city with a smaller car instead of a large and bulky one. If possible, rent a compact car to be able to navigate through traffic, find parking, and also pay a lower weekly rate in most cases. When planning to drive to the national forest or explore the natural surroundings, opt for a 4-wheel-drive car for the best traction.

It is important to always check posted speed limit signs and follow their listed speed limit. Generally, speed limits are 25 mph in residential areas, 65 mph on divided rural highways, and up to 75 mph on freeways and interstates. On the I-10 into Phoenix there is a Safety Corridor, which are lanes where accidents are more likely to occur and law enforcement is very strict (you could already get fined for going one or two miles over the speed limit).

There are free parking opportunities available in Scottsdale, for example in the 1st Ave Lot or Pepperwood Lot, but keep in mind that parking is restricted to two hours. In the Old Town, there are also plenty of garages and on-street parking spots available, but during the day on-street parking may be hard to find, so opting for the 3rd Ave parking garage, for instance, may be a better option.

The average price of fuel in Scottsdale 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.

Intermediate (Toyota RAV4 or similar) is the most frequently booked car hire type in Scottsdale.

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An Intermediate car hire in Scottsdale costs €59 per day, on average.

A Special car hire in Scottsdale costs €49 per day, on average.

A Standard car hire in Scottsdale costs €82 per day, on average.