Cheap Car Hire in Guayaquil

Cheapest time to rent a car in Guayaquil

January

S$ 39

February

S$ 38

March

S$ 35

April

S$ 31

May

S$ 32

June

S$ 36

July

S$ 47

August

S$ 54

September

S$ 46

October

S$ 49

November

S$ 42

December

S$ 49

Currently, the cheapest month to rent a car in Guayaquil is April. The most expensive time to rent a car is August. The cheapest prices for each month are shown above, but prices will vary based on availability, how far out you book your rental car, and of course, car type.

Car Rental FAQs

Which car rental company is considered to be the best in Guayaquil?

Taking our users’ ratings and reviews into consideration, Avis (6.4 rating), Budget (4.3 rating) and Europcar (4.1 rating) seem to be the best rental car companies in Guayaquil.

How far in advance should I rent a car in Guayaquil for the best price?

Booking early almost always ensures you have more options of car models to choose from, as well as prices reduced by up to 16% to make it a great deal. Try to book at least 20 days prior to when you need the car rental to close on a rate below the average.

Can I rent a car for a month in Guayaquil?

Yes, renting a vehicle in Guayaquil for a month is certainly possible.

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Mediocre|10 Apr 2018

The only good thing about this experience was that they offered to switch the vehicle they gave me with the van I reserved; and they delivered it to where we were staying, but it was halfway through our trip and we had already done almost all of our driving in a VERY uncomfortable SUV .

> I was not given the van I was told on my receipt that I ordered. The small SUV they gave me BARELY fit all of us and our luggage - which we had to have under our feet and on our laps - very dangerous and EXTREMELY uncomfortable. > They offered to switch the vehicle with the van I ordered - which they had rented to someone else - halfway through our trip. We accepted, but we had already done 90% of our driving in the small SUV. Not really helpful. > I had to spend an additional $25/day (amounting to another $300) for insurance, although I had already purchased a plan through Alliance, which was suggested when I booked the vehicle online. There was nothing that stated this was not going to be valid in Ecuador, but that's what I was told and as a result I HAD to purchase the other insurance. HORRIBLE, EXPENSIVE EXPERIENCE