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Cheapest Car Rental Rates
Istanbul Taksim
Compact
Renault Symbol
or similar
$13.96
per day
Istanbul Airport
Economy
Fiat Panda
or similar
$15.02
per day
Istanbul Beylikduzu
Mini Van
Fiat Fiorino
or similar
$16.05
per day
Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport
Intermediate
Peugeot 301
or similar
$16.94
per day
Most Popular Car Rental Deals
Istanbul Sariyer
Economy Elite SUV
Fiat Tipo
or similar
$18.57
per day
Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport
Intermediate Elite
Opel Astra
or similar
$24.38
per day
Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport
Standard SUV
Nissan Juke
or similar
$25.79
per day
Istanbul Yenibosna
Compact Elite
Opel Astra
or similar
$28.51
per day
The above prices are only approximate and were last updated at 2:20 AM on 10/15/24. Prices may vary based on the booking dates, length of rental, and car class.
Travel Information
Languages
Turkish, Kurdish, Arabic
Currency
TRY
Drive on
Right-hand side
Country code
+90
Average car rental price
$20 per day
Average car rental length
9 days
Speed limit within town
50 km/h or 31 mph
Speed limit out of town
90 - 140 km/h or 56 - 87 mph
Acceptable limit of BAC
0.05%
Average gas price
$1.26 per liter or $4.76 per gallon
Lowest gas price
$1.17 per liter or $4.43 per gallon
Highest gas price
$1.32 per liter or $4.99 per gallon
Why rent a car in Istanbul?
Istanbul is a great place to experience by car. Having your own wheels will let you explore this vast and fascinating city by visiting both its European and Asian sides, as well as to travel to Black Sea beaches and other Turkish cities nearby.
One-Way Car Rentals in Istanbul
The most popular one-way rental options for pick up in Istanbul and drop off in another city include:
- From Istanbul to Antalya - 457 offers from $27.04 per day
- From Istanbul to Kayseri - 210 offers from $35.86 per day
- From Istanbul to Ankara - 327 offers from $26.85 per day
- From Istanbul to Malatya - 97 offers from $46.81 per day
- From Istanbul to Izmir - 405 offers from $28.17 per day
Top ways to enter Istanbul
- Istanbul Airport: With plans to become the largest and the busiest in the world, the new Istanbul Airport, a hub for Turkish Airlines, opened in 2019. It hosts flights to and from all parts of the world. The airport is located near the Black Sea, just north of the city center.
- Istanbul Sabiha Gokcen Airport: The smaller of the three airports in Istanbul is named after Sabiha Gokcen, the first female pilot in the world. It is a hub for Pegasus Airlines and also hosts flights by a number of other airlines.
City facts
- Istanbul enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate, although the city is not as hot as many other Turkish cities on the Mediterranean Coast. The average temperature in August is 24 °C (75 °F) and the average temperature in January and February is 6 °C (43 °F). Winters are much more humid than summers.
- With more than 15 million inhabitants, Istanbul is the largest city in Europe and the fourth largest in the world by population within city limits . Nearly every fifth inhabitant on Turkey lives here.
- Istanbul's Grand Bazaar is the largest covered market in the world, housing approximately 3000 shops over 61 streets.
- Some local specialties are:
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Dürüm kebab - world-famous chicken/beef wraps
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Lokum - rest of the world knows it as Turkish delight
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Çay - a variant of black tea
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Kumpir - stuffed, baked potato
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Baklava - layered pastry dessert that tastes like heaven
- Simit - sesame-crusted take on the bagel
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Top sights and activities
- Theodosian Walls. First built 1600 years ago, the Theodosian Walls got their name from Theodosius II, the emperor of Eastern Roman Empire. The walls that have protected Istanbul from a number of sieges are still in a great shape and tell the story of the city’s diverse history.
- Visiting a hamam. A spot of cultural importance as much as a place of relaxation, each neighborhood’s Turkish bath is a fascinating place to visit. Visit some of the most famous ones like Kılıç Ali Paşa hamam or Cemberlitas hamam, places as famous for their main purpose as they are for their architectural beauty.
- Grand Bazaar. It might be an overused phrase, but a visit to Istanbul is truly not complete without exploring its wonderful market at least once. Observe the wonderful crafts, fabrics, and carpets, bargain for spices, and learn about its great historic importance in one of the oldest and largest bazaars of the Eastern world.
- Hagia Sophia. Arguably the most famous building in all of Turkey, it is unsurprisingly among Istanbul’s symbols and main tourist attractions. Dating back to the 6th century when it was a patriarchal Byzantine cathedral, the Hagia Sophia was somewhat controversially turned into a mosque in 2020 but remains a stunning place to visit.
- Galata Tower. The former watch tower of the long-lost Walls of Galata is one of Istanbul's biggest attractions revealing an incredible vista from the top.
- The Blue Mosque. Officially named the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, this is one of the few mosques in the city with six minarets. Its signature design is copied in many Muslim countries around the world. The name Blue Mosque comes from its blue interior.
- Topkapi SarayT. Being the Ottoman sultans' principal residence and administrative headquarters for 4 centuries, this is one of the most beautiful palaces in Europe. It's also home to some of the most valuable relics in the Muslim world.
- Dolmabahce Palace. The administrative center of the late Ottoman Empire and a residence to the last Ottoman sultan, Dolmabahce's 285 rooms, 46 halls, 6 hammams, and 68 toilets are one of the most visited attractions in Istanbul.
- Istanbul Archaeology Museums. This trinity of cultural institutions which includes the main Archaeology Museum, as well as the Museum of the Ancient Orient and the Museum of Islamic Art, is one of Istanbul’s main sources of pride. Although relatively new – the museums were only opened in the 1980s – they boast some of the most extensive collections of their kind on the planet.
- Theodosius Cistern. Another landmark named after the former emperor Theodosius, this cistern is not just a depository of liquids, but a work of art known for its marble columns and other pieces of stunning interior. The Theodosius Cistern stored water provided by the Valens Aqueduct, another stunning landmark of the ancient world that survives to this day.
Traffic and parking
- Unless specifically indicated otherwise, the speed limits are 120 km/h (74.5 mph) on highways, 90 km/h (55.9 mph) on two-lane roads, and 50 km/h (31 mph) in populated and built-up areas.
- It is illegal to use the mobile phone while driving.
- On regional roads there might be fewer gas stations than on the national highways. Never stay too low on gas and always set out your route in advance to know the location of the next gas station.
- Turkey is overall a warm country, but during winter roads can be covered with ice, especially in mountainous regions. Do ask your car rental provider in advance if your vehicle’s tires will be equipped for to the season.
- Occasionally you might encounter police roadblocks and even military checkpoints, especially in Southeastern Turkey. They are there for your own safety, and on most cases they will only check your license and warn you about any potential danger that might lie ahead.
- The legal alcohol limit is 0.05% if you’re driving alone and 0.00%. Exceeding the limit can lead to large fines and a licence ban.
- The insurance and car documentation needs to be in the car whenever you’re driving.
- If you’re the driver, you need to have your passport or ID card with you at all times.
- The general emergency number is in 112. The police number is 155, the fire brigade number is 110, and the forest fire number is 177.
Toll roads
Driving on most national motorways, as well as some bridges and tunnels in Turkey require a toll payment, including many motorways in Istanbul area and in the wider Northwestern Turkey region.
Most Turkish toll roads only permit an electronic, contactless payment from an electronic toll-payment transponder that’s in a car or by an electronic chip-sticker that’s on a car. This means that you cannot pay either by cash or credit card for most toll roads (only a handful newer ones will permit that).
All rental cars have to be equipped either with a toll-payment transponder or with a toll-payment sticker. Some rental car providers might charge an extra fee for this service. Do contact your rental car provided in advance to find out more.
The toll roads in Turkey are divided in HGS, the High-Speed Passage System (Hızlı Geçiş Sistemi in Turkish) and OGS (Otomatik Geçiş Sistemi in Turkish). On HGS roads, you can pass through the toll area at a higher speed. On OGS roads, you need to slow down as you go through a toll gate and the toll payment is registered through the electronic transponder that’s in a car. The exact amount you’ll have to pay will depend on the specific road you drive on and on the distance of your travels.
Find out more about the toll roads in Turkey on the European toll road website.
Ideas for day trips
- Çilingoz Nature Park. About two hours northwest of Istanbul, Çilingoz is a perfect, serene place for escaping the hectic tempo of the big city. If you’re lucky, you’ll get to spot eagle-owls, roe deer, tortoises, porcupines, or some of the other wildlife that live here in the forests and the beaches.
- Edirne. The largest Turkish city that’s fully located in Europe, Edirne is a fascinating city to visit thanks to its history and grand architecture. Near the former Ottoman capital is the ancient village of Medea that still retains some of its architecture and traditions, see a monastery carved in the cliffs, and explore an impressive fortress. Edirne is about three hours drive west of Istanbul.
- Bursa. A bit more than two hours drive south of Istanbul, the city of Bursa might not seem spectacular at the first sight, but you’ll change your mind when you’ll get to see Ulucami, or the Great Mosque, and Yesil Camii or Green Mosque. More calm and traditional than Istanbul, in Bursa you can also visit the Archaeology Museum and the Islamic Art Museum.
- Kilyos. Just an hour away from Istanbul is located one of the best resorts in the area. A long, beautiful sandy bay combined with plenty of bars and restaurants makes up for a perfect summer day trip.
Most popular cars
The most popular car type in Turkey is economy, but travelers also pick compact and mini a lot. The most popular rental cars are the Hyundai i20, the Ford Fiesta and the Opel Corsa. Most national highways are in good shape, but if you plan to travel to rural areas or mountains, renting a power vehicle might be a good idea.
Further destinations
For more about traveling around Turkey with a rental car, check out our complete guide.
- Cappadocia. Located in the region of Central Anatolia, Cappadocia might just be Turkey’s number one attraction. Its landscapes make you feel like you’re on another planet, and the underground cities, cave churches, and buildings carved in rock make it even more strange and impressive. About 740 km (460 mi) east Istanbul, it’s a long way to get there, but in this case the long drive is really worth it.
- Bulgaria. Although still flying under the radar of many international travelers, Bulgaria is a truly fascinating place to explore. Come for historic Plovdiv and busy Sofia, for golden beaches in Burgas and Varna, and for trekking or snowboarding in its spectacular mountains in the southern part of the country. The border between Turkey and Bulgaria is just four hours drive west of Istanbul. You will be crossing a national border and entering the European Union (EU), so first ask your rental car provider if they permit it. Also, make sure that your entry documents for Bulgaria are in order.
- Thessaloniki. About seven hours drive west of Istanbul, Greece’s second city is one of the most interesting places in the region. Come here for ancient sites, beautiful crescent-like beaches, and unique rituals like night masses during Easter. You will be crossing a national border and entering the European Union (EU) and the Schengen Area, so first ask your rental car provider if they permit it. Also, make sure that your entry documents for Schengen Area are in order.
- Black Sea Coast. Turkey is famous for its Mediterranean beaches and coastal cities like Izmir and Antalya, but the country’s northern Black Sea shoreline can be just as rewarding to visit. Bordered by thick woodlands and impressive mountains, the region has a much more wild, rugged feel to it, and also doesn’t lack historical attractions like the ancient city of Sinop. The nearest portion of the Karadeniz (as the Black Sea is known in Turkish) is less than a two-hour drive northeast of Istanbul.
Car rental prices in Istanbul
- Station wagons - from $14 per day
- Large cars - from $15 per day
- Medium cars - from $14 per day
- Vans - from $15 per day
- Premium cars - from $44 per day
- Small cars - from $14 per day
- SUVs - from $19 per day
Money-saving and other tips
These are some of the tricks that can land you a cheap rental car in Istanbul:
- Compare rates of different rental car providers
- Book your rental car well in advance
- Plan your route before you go
- Know your fuel and mileage requirements
- Visit on the month when the rental prices are the cheapest. According to our data, visiting Istanbul is the cheapest in September when renting a car is about 64% cheaper than the yearly average. Come visit this city in early autumn!
Top 20 cities near Istanbul
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Top 20 locations near Istanbul
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Map of Car Rental Locations
What is the cheapest month to rent a car in Istanbul?
Car rental prices in Istanbul vary by time of year. This graph shows the average prices per month to help you find the best time of year to rent.
Average rental costs per day in Istanbul
The cheapest month to rent a car in Istanbul is January (when prices average $20.88 per day). This is 28% cheaper than the yearly average and 51% cheaper than renting in August (when prices average $42.26).
This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.
This information can help you identify the low season. But these are only average numbers. How much your car rental will cost will depend on the type of vehicle you rent, how long you’ll rent it for, and how far ahead you book. Simply enter your dates in the form at the top of the page to see the exact prices.
What’s the usual rental length in Istanbul?
How long travelers keep their rental cars for varies from month to month: in July, the average renter keeps their car for 12 days, and in February, they keep their car for 8 days.
Average number of rental days in Istanbul
What's the most popular month to rent a car in Istanbul?
Based on the number of searches by our customers, the most popular month for renting a car in Istanbul is July, and the least popular is March.
Monthly searches in Istanbul by pick-up date relative to the average
Car rental information
| Car rental locations | 53 |
| Airport locations | 2 |
| Popular suppliers | Avec Rent A Car, GreenMotion, Ok Mobility, Garenta, Circular car hire |
| Popular car categories | Small cars, SUVs, Medium cars, Large cars |
| Lowest price | $14 per day |
| Cheapest supplier | Finalrentals |
Most popular car models of rental suppliers
| Rental Supplier | Model | Doors | Luggage | Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Avec Rent A Car | MG HS | 5 | 2 | SUVs |
| Avec Rent A Car | Fiat Egea | 5 | 2 | Medium cars |
| Avec Rent A Car | Opel Crossland | 5 | 2 | SUVs |
| Avec Rent A Car | Fiat Egea Cross | 5 | 2 | SUVs |
| GreenMotion | Renault Clio | 5 | 1 | Small cars |
| Ok Mobility | Hyundai i10 | 5 | 1 | Small cars |
| Avec Rent A Car | Citroen C4 | 5 | 2 | SUVs |
| GreenMotion | Fiat Egea | 5 | 2 | Large cars |
| WindyCar | Hyundai i20 | 5 | 1 | Small cars |
| Hit | Renault Clio | 4 | 2 | Small cars |
Our customers' reviews
Because we want to make sure each review listed here is left by a real customer, we don’t have the option to post a review here. Instead, we ask each and every customer to leave a review after they return their rental car. This way, you know that all reviews are authentic.
SA
Kuwait
Opel Mokka
9/26/24
AI
Lebanon
Fiat Egea Cross
9/19/24
I always went to Istanbul it great place
PC
Italy
Renault Taliant
8/9/24
Art, nature, restaurant
AK
Saudi Arabia
Peugeot 2008
8/8/24
Nature spot
MY
Netherlands
Renault Trafic
8/3/24
BK
United Arab Emirates
Renault Taliant
7/7/24
So expensive.
So much traffic congestion.
Somehow hot.
Difficult to find good restaurants.
JB
Netherlands
Renault Symbol
5/17/24
We rented this car to travel through western Türkiye - over 3000 km in 3 weeks. Because of the cheap price compared to all other car rental companies I kept expecting something to be wrong, but everything was great.
OA
United States of America (USA)
Citroen C Elysee
5/16/24
Very good
HA
Kuwait
Peugeot 3008
5/9/24
I enjoyed my car trip, I liked the Sapanca and Maşukiye area, and the car was in good condition in general
WS
China
Citro?n C3
5/4/24
Archeological sites
AA
Saudi Arabia
Dacia Sandero
4/18/24
A lot
AA
Bahrain
Hyundai Bayon
2/10/24
Everything was amazing
II
Turkey
Fiat Fiorino
1/27/24
NY
United Kingdom
Renault Clio
1/22/24
Family visit
SR
United States of America (USA)
Fiat Egea
1/16/24
Mostly business
MJ
France
Renault Clio
1/8/24
Amazing food and great culture
TS
United States of America (USA)
Renault Taliant
12/15/23
Was able to visit a couple sites on our layover. Garenta made it possible with the quickness of picking up and dropping off the car.
AA
Saudi Arabia
Ford Puma
12/12/23
I like tge city
MA
Saudi Arabia
Ford Puma
12/9/23
Really great.
NA
Kuwait
Fiat Tipo
11/3/23
Having a car is the best idea to explore Turkey properly, roads are great and very well organized.
SS
United Arab Emirates
Seat Ateca
10/25/23
Nature, Historical places, highways and the petrol stations on the way.
EA
United States of America (USA)
Ford Tourneo Courier
10/24/23
Visiting Family
SD
Turkey
Renault Clio
10/20/23
Everything good
SP
Canada
Jeep Renegade
10/12/23
Drove 2800 km all through Türkiye, and had great business meetings. Please be aware agent might try to change the terms and rate. Just tell him that the legal agreement with discovercars binds them to respect the original contract.
MH
Saudi Arabia
Fiat Egea
9/11/23
Good resturant
AF
United States of America (USA)
Fiat Egea
8/27/23
Awesome holiday to Turkey. Amazing country with a brilliant new motorway system. Food, people (less Pandora) great, so much to see and do. Will definitely visit again and rent from Hertz.
YA
Kuwait
Citroen C-Elysee
8/7/23
I spent most of my time in countryside.
DA
Saudi Arabia
Peugeot Traveller
7/31/23
Lake sapança is great place for vacation.
AV
United Kingdom
Hyundai Bayon
7/29/23
excellent black sea area - history .mild summer , not too hot with perfect evening temperatures. beautiful picnic spots
AM
Qatar
Dacia Jogger
7/28/23
Enjoyable drive across Turkey and experienced wonderful things, places and people😬
RW
Thailand
Renault Clio
7/27/23
Turkey is a lovely country with mostly good roads but watch out for some crazy driving by others on the road.
JA
United Kingdom
Renault Clio
7/25/23
Trip itself was good, we drove to Konya then Cappadocia then back to Istanbul
AA
Saudi Arabia
Ford Tourneo Courier
7/23/23
Everything in istanbul is beautiful
MA
Saudi Arabia
Peugeot 3008
7/10/23
It was a nice trip
HF
Libya
Fiat Egea
7/3/23
To travel to the south cost of Türkiye you better rent a car, it is cheaper and more convenient than planes and buses. The roads and views are amazing.
PF
United States of America (USA)
Peugeot 301
6/15/23
Drove one-way from Istanbul to Safranbolu to Amasra to Amasya to Sinekarahisar to Sumela Monastery to Trabzon. Plenty of driving, lots of cool stuff. The police are mellow, and the driving culture isn’t too bad. I’d do it again.
PM
South Africa
Renault Clio
6/10/23
ML
Australia
Kia Picanto
5/30/23
Everywhere amazing .. Safranbolu, Capadoccia, Konya, Antalya, Kas, Fethiye (& Karbak), Selcuk, Cannakale. Gorgeous towns, coastlines, beaches, mountains, walks, antiquities, markets, streetlife, warm people.
FK
Pakistan
Fiat Egea
5/21/23
Explore Turkey by road
HB
Poland
Renault Clio
5/18/23
KM
Israel
Fiat Egea
5/14/23
I love turkiey but Cheating at a hotel spoiled a lot of the experience for me
AS
United States of America (USA)
Renault Clio
5/12/23
Good experience
ED
United Kingdom
Hyundai I20
5/8/23
Ok
YA
Saudi Arabia
Mercedes Benz C Class
5/6/23
It was excellent experience .We have enjoyed all what you have mentioned above ,thank you again and again.
RR
South Africa
Fiat Egea Cross
4/22/23
Beautiful country
AS
Kuwait
Dacia Duster
3/29/23
All was extremely good.
RA
Saudi Arabia
Seat Leon
3/12/23
weather was great
Visiting Oludag Mountain and living in the snow
visiting Nusrat restaurant
Galataport was an amazing
YA
Saudi Arabia
Hyundai i20
3/7/23
We went skiing and visited far away restaurants. So all in all amazing trip.
JM
South Korea
Hyundai i20
2/24/23
The Hyundai i20 was really good value for money.
Picking up the car at Istanbul Airport, the handover asked for a tip.
The car had no fuel, so the driving range was 8 km. I've rented in many countries, but this is the first time I've seen such a case.
There was no washer fluid in the car.
The returning Trabzon staff were really friendly. Thank you so much.
MS
United Kingdom
Hyundai i20
2/19/23
Just visiting family
Car Rental Statistics
Highest-rated company
TorlakAuto
8.2 / 10
Lowest-rated company
OTOQ
4.4 / 10
Total number of reviews
152
Total rental companies
60
Average daily price
$19.90
Lowest daily price
$13.96
Total cars available
3866
Top 60 suppliers in Istanbul in 2024
TorlakAuto
2 locations
$45 - $234
Dailydrive Rent A Car
8 locations
$23 - $133
Europcar
8 locations
$21 - $82
WindyCar
5 locations
$20 - $61
Cizgi Rent A Car
2 locations
$40 - $62
Hertz
1 location
Thrifty
1 location
SIXT
7 locations
$26 - $218
Myn Rent A Car
2 locations
$31 - $130
National
1 location
Nokta rent a car
4 locations
Avec Rent A Car
7 locations
$23 - $196
Garenta
20 locations
$18 - $113
DRIVUS
3 locations
$31 - $131
Gri Rent A Car
4 locations
$31 - $93
Cargini
2 locations
Street Rent A Car
7 locations
$29 - $128
Viaggiare
1 location
$58 - $174
Alamo
2 locations
$25 - $181
Worldrive
1 location
Wish Car Rental
2 locations
$18 - $62
Ziraat Filo
6 locations
$31 - $179
EXER
3 locations
$18 - $137
Finalrentals
4 locations
$14 - $149
Keddy
5 locations
$20 - $74
WheeGo
5 locations
$17 - $44
Rent Go
11 locations
$30 - $156
Enterprise
25 locations
$29 - $215
Ok Mobility
1 location
$15 - $24
Matcar Rental Turkey
5 locations
$17 - $221
Autounion
6 locations
$18 - $107
EXPY Car Rentals
2 locations
$18 - $67
Optimo Rent
2 locations
EasyGo Car Rental
3 locations
$18 - $26
Novacar
3 locations
$22 - $92
Ecovia
2 locations
$48 - $51
Rental24
2 locations
$23 - $116
Circular car hire
2 locations
$18 - $114
AddCar
3 locations
$23 - $107
drive365
2 locations
GreenMotion
11 locations
$18 - $126
Essence Car Rental
9 locations
$16 - $27
Autovia
2 locations
$47 - $51
AloCar
2 locations
York Car Rental
2 locations
United Rent A Car
2 locations
$22 - $170
Pandora
3 locations
$30 - $76
NoktAutos
2 locations
$22 - $85
Carwiz
2 locations
$19 - $40
Goldcar
2 locations
$21 - $53
CarQ
2 locations
Surprice
2 locations
$85 - $223
KAR Rent A Car
14 locations
$20 - $125
Hello Car Rental
2 locations
Nissa Car Rental
25 locations
$21 - $255
Hit
2 locations
$16 - $77
Yours Car Rental
2 locations
$17 - $50
Carnet Car Rental
2 locations
OTOQ
2 locations
Allmeet Rent A Car
1 location
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