How to find a cheap car hire deal in Munich
Pick up a cheap rental car in Munich for around RM832 a day and hit the road happy. We do the hard work for you by searching all the top rental companies, helping you find and book the best deal fast.
Daily rental prices in Munich start from just RM240.
Staying a while and want to explore beyond the main attractions? RM820 is the lowest rate for a weekly rental.
If you like to plan with precision, book around two weeks ahead to land the best price on a Munich car hire.
Line up your ride with Sixt, OK Mobility or Alamo. They're some of the most well-known providers in the city.
Always check if a collision damage waiver (CDW) is part of your Munich car hire policy, whether with Sixt or another supplier. Some companies might not include it in the base price and instead sell it separately.
Choosing a one-way car hire can be the key to cheaper deals. Simply select 'Return car to a different location.' Providers often have to move vehicles between branches, which means you can lock in some fantastic one-way prices on a car for rent in Munich.
Avoid any surprise charges by choosing a ride with a 'Fair fuel policy.' Begin and end your trip with a full tank, and only pay for what you actually use.
Roam without limits by booking a rental with 'Unlimited mileage.' Located under the 'Policies' filter, it means you can drive as far as you need without paying more.
Best value car hire options right now
Taking first place for value is this company, with prices averaging RM562 a day.
Offering daily rates of around RM674, this provider comes in next.
The third option also stays competitive on price. Cruise away in one of their rentals for roughly RM800 a day.
If you're having trouble deciding what kind of ride you need, consider something from the Compact rental category. It's the most commonly booked vehicle type in Munich.
Flying to Munich? Think about an airport pick-up
Get a head start on your Munich trip by booking a car hire at Franz Josef Strauss Airport. The city centre is about 40 kilometres away from this airport, which is a drive of around 40 minutes.
Compare car hire types in Munich
Small: Whether you're navigating busy cities or just planning a quick trip, this car category offers big value in a small package. Including mini and economy classes, you can look forward to good fuel efficiency and easy handling.
Medium: Choose from compact and intermediate cars that combine comfort, fuel efficiency and space. Easy to handle in traffic and with enough space for longer drives, they make sense for just about any journey.
Large: You've got the kids, the bags, the snacks, the everything. Large vehicles have got the capacity to handle it all without breaking a sweat. Great for longer journeys, this Munich car hire category includes full-size cars.
SUV: When adventure calls, an SUV answers. It's your ultimate road trip buddy, ready for backroads, highways, and everything in between. These sports utility vehicles also come with extra space and advanced safety features.
Van: Featuring options like commercial vans and trucks, this category of car for rent in Munich makes short work of heavy loads and large groups. They're tough, dependable, and ready for whatever the journey demands.
Insurance and optional extras
Excess insurance covers the fee you'd have to pay if your Munich car hire is damaged or stolen. While not compulsory, you'll be glad to have it if something goes wrong. Just remember that insurance policies vary between providers, so make sure you understand exactly what's included.
Take your ride to the next level with nifty extras like a GPS unit and reverse camera. These add-ons can make your trip more comfortable and stress-free when you rent a car in Munich.
Good to know
Rental age requirements aren't always the same everywhere. Companies can set their own policies, and if you're under the minimum age, you could pay extra and face some limits. Check the specific rules for each supplier before booking your rental in Germany.
If you're bringing the kids along, check if you need to add a car seat to your Munich car hire reservation. Whether required by local laws or not, they're always the safest way for youngsters to travel.
You'll need some documents when collecting your car. As a general rule, bring a valid driver's licence, a credit card with enough funds for the excess (debit cards usually aren't accepted), and another form of photo ID. Your booking will confirm exactly what's required.
Take a few moments to get used to your rental. Check your seat and mirrors, find the lights and wipers, and get a feel for its handling before you set off. And remember to stick to the right side of the road in Germany.
A blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit of 0.05% applies in Germany. The most reliable way to be safe to drive is to avoid drinking completely.
Around 8am is one of the busiest times for traffic around this destination. Try to avoid peak times generally for a smoother trip.
The euro (EUR) is the currency you'll be using for day-to-day purchases and activities. Pay with a debit or credit card when it's possible, and keep some cash handy when electronic payments aren't possible.
German is the language you'll most often encounter in this country.
Best hotels in Munich for drivers
Pull in and get ready to relax at BEYOND by Geisel. Offering valet parking as well as Wi-Fi and room service, this hotel is around 0.16 kilometres from central Munich.
Hotel Perlach Allee by Blattl also works well for a trip built around driving. It features parking, along with a games room and express check-out. Base yourself here and you'll be roughly 6 kilometres from the city centre.
Need more ideas before you book? Browse the lineup of hotels in Munich. You can refine your search with the filters — try 'Parking,' 'Valet parking,' or 'Outdoor parking.' If your car's electric, you can select the 'Electric vehicle (EV) charging station' filter too.
Once you've found a car hire deal in Munich and your hotel, all that's left is deciding where to go first. Start your trip with top attractions such as Theresienwiese, Oktoberfest Camping and Deutsches Museum.
Hit the road: Where to drive to from Munich
Buckle up and make tracks to Augsburg. Around 56 kilometres northwest of central Munich, it's home to must-do sights like Augsburg Town Hall and Augsburg Old Town.
Super 8 by Wyndham Augsburg and Dorint An der Kongresshalle Augsburg are recommended accommodation options with parking in Augsburg.
Or collect your cheap car hire in Munich and then set off for Ingolstadt. Roughly 72 kilometres north of Munich, Liebfrauenmuenster and Altstadt von Ingolstadt are big attractions that are well worth the trip.
Ingolstadt has some comfortable places to stay including Mercure Hotel Ingolstadt and IntercityHotel Ingolstadt. Both give you somewhere to leave your car while you're here.
Got a little fuel left in the tank? Motor on to Karlsruhe, about 257 kilometres northwest of Munich. From Modern Art Gallery to Rosengarten, it'll bring your trip to a memorable close.
The only thing calling your name now is a bed. The Q Quadro City Hotel and Leonardo Hotel Karlsruhe have room for both you and your wheels while visiting Karlsruhe.
