Low prices with no handover charge, all six collected at the airport. Each card shows the deposit and whether a credit card is needed.
No credit card€154€22 a day, 7 daysView Toyota Aygoor similar, Madrid AirportDeposit €350Manual4 seats2023
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No credit card€167€24 a day, 7 daysView Seven days from 16 November 2026. Enter your dates for live prices.
From Puerta del Sol, Toledo, Segovia and Ávila are each an hour and a half or less by car on clear roads. Other cities in Spain can be compared on the same dates.
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Madrid cars are handed over at Barajas Airport, at Atocha railway station or at an address in the city. The voucher names the place and the company.
Airport cars are handed over by local companies at the point on your voucher. Barajas has several terminals, so check which one before you land.
Station pickups suit arrivals by train. The voucher tells you where to meet the company at Atocha and gives its phone number.
The car is brought to your address, with any delivery charge already in the price. Give the full street address and a contact number.
Flying into Barajas? Most Madrid cars are offered as car hire at Madrid Airport, so you can drive away the day you land.
No Madrid car asks for a credit card, but each holds a deposit. The car page shows the amount and how the company takes it.
A card required for the deposit has to be the real plastic card, embossed, in the main driver’s name. Debit cards count only on cars that accept them.
Madrid deposits start low but none is zero; some Alicante Airport cars are offered as car rental in Spain with no deposit.
Madrid’s cars sit among the cars in Spain that need no credit card; the deposit method is listed on each.
The Segovia and Ávila routes use the AP-6 with the AP-61 or the AP-51, all state toll motorways. You pay tolls, parking and fines.
From Puerta del Sol: El Escorial, about 50 min for 47.2 km; Aranjuez, about 50 min for 49.6 km; Toledo, about 1 h 15 min for 74.8 km; Segovia, about 1 h 30 min for 94.4 km; Ávila, about 1 h 30 min for 111.4 km; Cuenca, about 2 h 15 min for 168.5 km.
Times assume clear roads from the city centre, with no stops on the way.
Snow chains become compulsory in heavy snow. Check the forecast before a winter day trip out of the city.
If snow is forecast, ask the company whether the car has chains or winter tyres, and follow any signs that require them.
A red X over a lane closes it to traffic. Move across in good time and never drive on under the X.
Spanish rules list a spare wheel and tools, or an approved alternative, plus a reflective vest. Check both at pickup.
The limit is 120 km/h on motorways and 90 on other roads outside towns, unless signs show something else.
For any emergency on the road, call 112.
Some Madrid cars can be booked one way to Seville, Barcelona, Valencia or Malaga. Pick the return place in the search; the one-way charge is in the price.
Seville returns are mostly at the airport, with an address in the city offered on a few cars.
Barcelona returns are at El Prat Airport or an address, depending on the car you pick.
Valencia returns can be at the airport, an office or an address; Malaga returns are at its airport. Charges vary by car.
Bars show the typical day rate for a seven-day hire from the 15th of each month.
Rentals of a week from mid-month, November 2026 to October 2027. N/A: no cars on offer yet for that month.
Madrid cars run from four seats to nine. Pick the size, child seats and extra drivers when you book.
For groups, seven-seat cars and nine-seat vans are on offer. Look at the boot space as well as the seats.
Child seats and boosters are priced per car and added at booking. Choose them by the child’s size.
Add a second driver before pickup. Some cars charge for it, and the price shows on the car.
Automatics are offered at the airport and on delivery. Atocha cars are mostly manual, so filter if you need an automatic.
Each car lists the cover levels you can buy and the excess under each. Higher cover can also bring the deposit down.
Not covered as standard. Wheels, the undercarriage, the windscreen and the interior are left out of standard insurance.
Accident procedure. Call the company at once and get a police report unless it agrees otherwise; without these steps the insurance lapses and you pay.
Void cover. Vandalism, neglect or deliberate damage make the insurance invalid.
Choosing a level. Higher cover levels cost more per day but can cut the excess, so weigh the two on the same car.
The rental terms strongly recommend one if your licence is valid only in the country that issued it. Always bring the original licence too.
It must be the original national licence, in Latin script and valid until the return date. Copies and digital licences are refused.
Each car states a minimum age and years of driving, which differ even between similar models. Drivers who fall short can be refused.
Bring the car back with the same fuel level. Agree any extension with the company in advance.
Some Spanish cars offer fees for entering Portugal, France and Andorra. Tell the company in advance so it can prepare the documents.
Where a car lists the fee, the price shows before you book. Agree the route with the company first; without that, keep to Spain.
Yes. Madrid cars usually include a cancellation option up to 24 hours before pickup; check that yours does.
Give 7 days’ notice for standard cars and 30 days for luxury cars and convertibles. Later cancellation or a no-show keeps the advance.
Email support with your voucher. The advance returns within 14 days, minus a 6% payment fee. Rebook to change the dates.
No. Atocha is a separate pickup place with its own list of cars. Choose it when you search if you arrive by train.
Many Madrid cars cap the distance per day. Check the allowance before a long trip such as Cuenca and back.
Some cars are not available at night and some charge more for it. Enter your real time to see what you can book.
By 24-hour periods. Even a few hours beyond the last full day is charged as another day.
Small pets can, inside a travel carrier the whole time.
Choose Atocha, the airport or delivery, enter your dates and compare deposits and cover before you reserve.
