Car Hire in Birmingham
Find your perfect hire car in Birmingham
We make car hire easy, because we know you can't wait to feel the freedom of the road. Wherever your travels take you, the keys are waiting to unlock the world.
Where would you like to meet us and begin your journey?
"I want to hire a car that excites me. It must be nearby. I want no fuss, but every comfort. I want to feel noticed and be remembered. Above all, I want to drive the open road with a smile on my face."
We understand. That's why we try harder.
Your journey starts here
Birmingham is the gateway to the midlands, so we won't hold you up. Slide into the seat of your dream drive and feel the freedom of the open road. You might just want to get lost ...
Whether it's a stealthy hatch for urban trails, a sleek saloon for that business trip, or a spacious estate or ginormous people carrier for a family holiday, unlock the perfect car.
And, you don't have to drive full-circle: make the most of one way car hire across Britain.
Driving in the UK
Want a quick guide to the rules of the UK roads? We've unlocked them for your journey.
Your hire car in Birmingham awaits ... and the open road lies ahead.
Book now to unlock the world. Scoll up to 'Book a car' at the top of this page, choose your location, set the date ... and you're off.
Plan your trip from Birmingham
First-timers to Birmingham might be surprised to know that England's second city has more miles of canal than Venice. Explore them by canal boat.
Retail therapy comes courtesy of the Bullring, home to over 160 shops and two department stores, including Selfridges. Later, park up at 'Balti Triangle', where Britain's best spicy Indian curries can be devoured.
Beyond Birmingham
From Birmingham you can be in the tearoom-filled villages of the Cotswolds in an hour. Ancient academy city Cambridge and an afternoon of lazy punting are under two hours' drive away. Or steer southwest to explore Wales. Cross into the second-hand bookshop capital of the world, Hay-on-Wye. The mill towns and rocky beauty of the Peak District National Park lie to the north.