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Auto Europe Israel is proud to collaborate with rental providers Dollar and Thrifty in Miami, enabling Israeli drivers to enjoy a selection of vehicles and attractive terms. These brands have branches at Miami Airport (MIA) within the Rental Car Center, as well as convenient city branches in central areas. Through us, you can compare companies, choose a suitable category, and book in advance with confidence and Israeli customer service.
Auto Europe Israel collaborates with a large number of car rental companies in Miami and throughout the United States, providing you a wide choice of pickup and return locations suitable for your itinerary. Major stations operate at the Rental Car Center of Miami International Airport (MIA), located next to the MIA Mover and housing dozens of leading brands. Additionally, you can find pickup points in Downtown Miami, Brickell, Miami Beach, Key Biscayne, and nearby neighborhoods, as well as near the Port of Miami for cruise passengers.
Many other rental stations are spread across the metropolis, allowing precise coordination between your place of stay and travel planning—whether you plan to head south to the Everglades and Key West, or north to Fort Lauderdale and Orlando. One-way rentals can also be considered, subject to availability and return fees.
Operating hours vary between car rental companies and between locations, especially between airport branches and city branches. We recommend confirming in advance that the hours match your arrival and return time, and checking the possibility of late pickup or after-hours return if necessary. It is also important to review policies on fuel, driver age, additional drivers, and local insurance (such as LDW and SLI) to ensure smooth and fast car reception.
Local tip: Miami has many toll roads (SR‑112, SR‑836, Florida’s Turnpike) and sometimes requires SunPass or automatic billing through the rental company. Additionally, traffic can be heavy during rush hours, and parking in tourist areas like South Beach is limited and sometimes expensive—check parking availability or hotel parking options in advance.
When choosing a car type, you can compare economical sedan models for city driving, SUVs for families and beach gear, or convertibles for a trip along Ocean Drive and the Overseas Highway to the Keys. You can add child safety seats, navigation, and toll crossing equipment as needed. Travelers under the age of 25 are asked to check in advance for young driver policies and fees.
Here are four useful tips for renting a car abroad: they will help you save money, avoid surprising fees, and ensure smooth and safe pickup and return at any destination. This includes checks during pickup, selecting the right insurance, understanding fuel policies and local toll roads.
Check insurance coverage in advance
Ensure there is CDW/TP and third-party liability, what the deductible is, and what is not covered (windshields, tires, undercarriage). Compare the cost of extensions at the counter versus external policies.
Deposit credit and driver conditions
Prepare a physical credit card in the name of the main driver with limits for deposit. Check minimum/maximum age, young driver surcharge, and additional driver cost to avoid surprises.
Fuel policy and vehicle condition documentation
Photograph the car from all angles at pickup and return, including the odometer and fuel gauge. Prefer a full-to-full policy and return at the same level to avoid refueling charges.
Toll roads, vignettes, and border crossings
Check if vignettes/toll roads exist and who is responsible for payment. Request written authorization for border crossings or ferries; additional costs or insurance restrictions may apply.
