Car Rental Florence: No Deposit, No Credit Card

How should I rent a car in Florence in three steps via RentCarFy?

Anyone can rent a car in Florence the easiest way:

1. Browse several offers, compare prices, and choose the right one. Book now.
2. Add extras and other details to the application form.
3. Complete the payment with a prepayment card (up to 20% required).

Search Car

• Select where to rent a car and return it in the “Pick-up” and “Drop-off” fields.
• Select the date and term of the rental.
• Select the class of the car: Economy class (Mini car), Standard, SUV, Lux, Convertibles, Van (Minivan).
• Search by brand: Audi, BMW, Mercedes-Benz, Volkswagen, Toyota, Renault and others.

Options

• Gearbox: automatic or manual.
• Deposit: no deposit required, no excess, minimum deposit, cash deposit, low deposit.
• Payment: cash, credit or debit card.
• Insurance: CDW, SuperCDW, Full coverage, Personal Accident Insurance, Theft protection.
• Free cancellation, Unlimited mileage, Second driver.
• Child car seat, Booster, SIM card, Wireless hotspot on board.

Booking

• Provide the driver’s name and contact details.
• Make a prepayment (15-20% of the full price) with a credit or debit card (Visa, Mastercard, Revolut, Wise) or use Apple Pay or Google Pay.
• Pay the rest of the amount when you pick up the car in cash or by credit card.
• You will receive a booking voucher and the contact information of the rental company on your e-mail address.

Cheap Car Rental Florence via RentCarFy

This Tuscan capital mesmerizes as the Renaissance birthplace, showcasing Michelangelo’s David and Botticelli’s masterpieces. The Uffizi Gallery and Duomo sit within walking distance in a compact historic center. Visitors explore leather markets and sunset views from Piazzale Michelangelo. Whether seeking Renaissance art, Tuscany’s rolling hills, or Italy’s wine and culture, this destination serves as the perfect gateway to Italy’s most romantic region.

The city itself is wonderfully walkable, but Tuscany’s legendary landscapes, hilltop towns, and vineyards sprawl beyond the urban limits, begging to be explored. Here’s why car hire in Florence transforms your Tuscan dream:

• The Chianti wine region spreads across rolling hills dotted with vineyards, offering tastings that buses can’t access
• Medieval hill towns like San Gimignano, Volterra, and Montepulciano perch dramatically on ridges with limited public transport
• Siena’s Gothic splendor sits just an hour south, perfect for day trips without tour group schedules.

Find the best deals on RentCarFy today. Book now to take your vehicle with no deposit, for cash, with additional insurance, no credit card, free cancellation, and other features.

Car hire Florence price

Local market commands premium rates reflecting its tourist appeal, though shopping around reveals decent options. Here’s what you’ll pay while renting a car in Florence:

• Economy: €31-€52 per day
• Mid-range: €53-€74 per day
• SUVs and minivans: €86-€137 per day
• Luxury: €159+ per day

Tuscany’s popularity means vehicles command steep prices, but strategic planning prevents total budget devastation. Deploy these cost-cutting tactics:

• Try planning your long-term car rental
• Choose the right vehicle type and compare prices
• Book as early as possible with RentCarFy
• Browse available extras and book only the most important ones.

More on price comparison:

Table of rental prices for popular cars in Florence by season

Please note that the prices listed in the table are approximate and may vary depending on the season, car availability, vehicle category, rental duration, and similar factors. The data also includes rental options in Florence that require no deposit and no credit card.

Renting a car in Florence: Documents

You can rent any car in the Italian Taxi with a few documents:

• Driver’s license
• A credit card and a reservation voucher
• Passport or ID.

The Traffic Rules

Local driving combines Italy’s passionate style with strict ZTL enforcement that catches thousands of unsuspecting tourists yearly. Master these crucial regulations before taking a car rental in Florence:

1. Drive on the right side with overtaking on the left.
2. The legal alcohol limit is 0.05% BAC, dropping to zero for drivers under 21 or with less than 3 years of experience.
3. Mobile phones require hands-free systems only.
4. The ZTL (Limited Traffic Zone) covers most of the historic center with camera enforcement – unauthorized entry costs €70-100 per violation.
5. Speed limits are 50 km/h in urban areas, 90 km/h on secondary roads, 110 km/h on dual carriageways, and 130 km/h on autostrade.

Parking

The historic center is a ZTL nightmare, so your smartest move is using supervised garages like Parcheggio Parterre or Sant’Ambrogio on the periphery for €20-30 daily.

Blue-line zones outside the restricted area charge €2-3 per hour through meters or the EasyPark app, enforced aggressively with tickets appearing within minutes.

Gas Stations

Many close during sacred lunch hours (12:30-3 pm) and Sunday afternoons, so plan refueling around Italian rhythms.

Eni, Q8, IP, and Tamoil pumps appear throughout the urban area and major highways, charging approximately €1.75-1.90 per liter for gasoline.

Toll Roads

The A1 Autostrada del Sole linking your base to Rome and Bologna employs Italy’s conventional fare structure based on travel distance.

Rome trips cost roughly €20-25, while routes to Bologna run about €8-12 at the toll gates. The A11 extension to Pisa and the coastline costs approximately €5-8 for passage.