Car Rental at Dr Gastao Vidigal Airport (MII) – Pickup, Prices & Local Driving Tips

Welcome to Marilia! Car rental is a great way to explore the area at your own pace. In this guide, you'll find all the important information you need for car rental at Dr Gastao Vidigal Airport (MII), including pickup, costs, and local driving rules.

Where are the car rental companies located?

At Dr Gastao Vidigal Airport, car rental companies are usually located near the baggage claim area, or outside the airport building with a short transfer. Most companies have a counter in the terminal where you can make a reservation or pick up a vehicle already booked in advance. It is advisable to inquire about the exact location when making your reservation.

Which companies operate at the airport?

Numerous international and local car rental companies operate at Dr Gastao Vidigal Airport. Common players include Localiza, Movida, Unidas, and Hertz. The offer may vary, so it is advisable to check the available options in advance.

What kind of car should I choose?

The choice depends on your personal needs and planned travel. Here are some popular categories:

Category Daily price (EUR, estimate)
Economy 20 - 30
Compact 25 - 40
Mid-size 35 - 50
SUV 50 - 80
Luxury 80+

Prices vary seasonally and depending on availability.

What you need to know when booking and picking up

Most car rental companies require a minimum age of 21 to drive a vehicle, but certain categories may have a higher age limit. You will need a valid driver's license, identification (passport or driver's license), and a credit card to deposit the security deposit. The amount of the deposit varies depending on the vehicle category. Payment methods are usually credit card, rarely cash.

Insurance options

It is important to understand the insurance options. CDW (Collision Damage Waiver) covers collision damage, Theft Protection covers theft. Excess is the amount you have to pay in the event of damage. It is worth asking at the counter what insurance packages they offer and which one suits your needs.

Driving in Brazil

In Brazil, most roads have toll sections. Be prepared to pay with cash or credit card. Parking in cities is usually paid and can often be difficult to find a space. Speed limits vary, but are generally 60-80 km/h in cities and 110-120 km/h on highways.

FAQ

Do I need an international driver's license?

Not necessarily, but it is advisable to check the rules of your country and bring an international driver's license with you.

What is the amount of the security deposit?

The amount of the security deposit depends on the vehicle category, usually ranging between 500-1500 EUR.

How can I pay the security deposit?

The security deposit is usually paid by credit card, rarely in cash.

What to do if I have an accident?

Immediately call the police and notify the car rental company.

How do Brazilian tolls work?

Most roads have toll sections where you need to pay with cash or credit card.

What documents do I need for pickup?

Valid driver's license, identification (passport or driver's license) and credit card.

Can I drop off the car at a different location than where I picked it up?

Yes, but there is usually a surcharge for dropping off at different locations.

What does the CDW insurance cover?

CDW covers collision damage, but usually does not cover tires, the chassis or glass damage.

Is there a limit on the number of kilometers traveled?

Most car rental companies offer unlimited mileage, but it is advisable to check the booking conditions.

How can I rent a GPS?

Most car rental companies offer GPS for rent, or you can use the navigation app on your mobile phone.

What is the excess (deductible)?

The excess is the amount you have to pay in the event of damage, even if you have CDW insurance.

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