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Subaru car rental at a glance

Most popular Subaru car rental companyTuro
Average daily price$195
Lowest daily price$59
Best time to book1 week before
Number of locations367
Cheapest monthMarch, $58 per day
Most expensive monthSeptember, $167 per day

Your guide to car rental

Here’s everything worth knowing before you pick up your Subaru, so you know what to expect from pickup to drop-off.

Age requirements

Most drivers must be at least 21–25 to rent a car.

The exact car rental age limit depends on the car rental provider and the country’s driving rules. Drivers under 25 might need to pay a young driver fee, and some larger or premium @@car_type@@s might have stricter age limits.

Documents to bring

Bring your driver's license and a credit card.

You’ll need both of these when you pick up the car. Most companies ask for a credit card, although some accept debit cards with conditions. If you’re driving abroad, you might need an International Driving Permit (IDP). If you do, make sure to get one before you travel.

Deposits explained

The deposit is held on your card, not charged.

When you pick up the car, the company places a hold on your card. That means money is set aside while you have the car rather than taken as payment. After you return the car in good condition, the hold is removed, usually within a couple of days.

Car rental insurance

Insurance is included, but there’s a deductible.

A Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) comes with most car rentals, covering theft and damage. But if the car is damaged, you still need to pay a set amount known as the deductible. You can take out additional insurance to cover that cost.

Fuel and mileage

A full-to-full policy is usually the best value.

Full-to-full means you get the car with a full tank and return it full, so you only pay for what you use. Prepaid fuel options can be convenient, but they often end up costing more. You’ll also want to check whether the mileage is unlimited, especially if you’re planning a long drive.

Optional extras

The price covers the car and one driver.

Need a child seat, GPS, or an additional driver? They’re usually charged separately, often by the day. Prices vary depending on where and who you’re renting from, so it’s worth checking before you book.

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Subaru car rental FAQs

Right now, the average price for Subaru car rental in United States is $195 per day or $1,021 for a week. The cheapest prices we could find are $59 per day and $410 for a week.
Start by searching! You can compare prices and find rental locations near you from hundreds of trusted providers with Skyscanner. In United States, Phoenix is one of the busiest car rental pickup spots and Turo is currently the most popular car rental company.
Most personal car insurance policies don't cover rental cars, especially if you're renting abroad. It's still worth checking your policy to be sure. Car rental insurance usually covers damage or theft. If something happens, you'll still need to pay an excess—a fixed amount if you make a claim. You can add extra cover to reduce or remove this excess.
To collect your Subaru, you'll usually need a valid driver's license and ID, such as a passport. Some rental companies may also ask for a credit card in the driver's name. Check the exact details with your rental provider after booking to avoid any issues at pickup.
The minimum age for Subaru car rental is usually between 21 and 25, depending on the country and rental company. Drivers under 25 often pay a young driver fee. There’s no fixed upper age limit, but some companies may have extra requirements or charges for drivers over 75. It’s worth checking the rental terms before you book.
Yes. This is called one-way car rental, and most companies, including Dollar, offer it in United States. It means you can pick up your Subaru in one place and drop it off somewhere else. It's a great option for road trips where you want to keep moving, rather than doubling back. One-way rentals can sometimes cost more, depending on the route and provider. But they can also save time and money if you don't need to return to your starting point.
Most car rental providers ask for a deposit for Subaru car rental. This amount is held on your card in case the car is returned damaged or there are extra charges, like missing fuel or late drop-off. Some providers offer no-deposit options, but these are less common and may come with higher prices or stricter terms.
The rules for renting a van are similar to car rental, but there are a few differences worth knowing. Just like car rental, you'll need a valid driver's license, photo ID, and a debit or credit card. But van rental often comes with stricter rules, especially around age, how long you've held your license, and insurance cover. Deposits can also be higher. The rules can vary by provider, so it's worth checking the terms before you book to avoid any surprises.