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Auto Europe Israel in Israel offers car rentals in New Jersey in close collaboration with leading suppliers Dollar and Thrifty. Through our interface, you can enjoy a selection of vehicles, competitive prices, and flexible booking conditions. Dollar and Thrifty suppliers have a presence at Newark Airport (EWR) and in urban branches across New Jersey for convenient pick-up and return as needed. The service is accompanied by Hebrew support before and during the trip.
Auto Europe Israel collaborates with a wide range of car rental companies throughout New Jersey, providing you with a large and flexible network of pick-up and return points throughout the Garden State. You can choose to pick up the car directly at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) – conveniently located at Terminals A/B/C – or at other central stations such as Newark Penn Station, Secaucus Junction, and Trenton Transit Center. In addition, many stations operate in cities and suburbs: Jersey City, Hoboken, Newark, New Brunswick, Princeton, Morristown, and Atlantic City, along with branches in coastal areas and quick access to major roads New Jersey Turnpike and Garden State Parkway. Collections are also available near major shopping centers like Paramus and Edison, in southern areas like Cherry Hill and Cape May, and at additional airports like Atlantic City International (ACY) and Trenton–Mercer (TTN). The distribution of branches in the various counties allows you to tailor the pick-up or return point to your travel itinerary, whether you plan a close urban stay to New York and Philadelphia or trips to the beaches and state reserves.
Operating hours vary between suppliers and branches, so it is important to verify in advance that the station you have chosen is open at your time of arrival. Airport branches tend to operate until late hours and sometimes 24/7, while city and neighborhood branches may have more limited hours; in some locations, there is an option for return outside of hours using a key box. It is recommended to also check additional conditions: availability of EZ-Pass for toll payments on roads and tunnels, young driver policy and fees, one-way rentals to neighboring states, seasonal equipment for winter driving, and fuel and mileage policies. Be aware of local parking rules, street cleaning, and digital enforcement; traveling to New York involves tolls at Lincoln and Holland Tunnels and the George Washington Bridge. During peak seasons – especially summer along the coast – demand is high, so it is advisable to book early and choose a car group suitable for the type of driving and parking expected in the city versus intercity travel. This will ensure the most convenient pick-up and return for you.
Here are four short and flexible tips for renting a car abroad and at home. They will help you save money, avoid surprises, and travel with peace of mind—suitable for various destinations and suppliers in any season and budget, with an emphasis on safety and comfort.
Compare Prices and Insurance Types
Check what's included in the price: excess, excess removal, third party coverage, additional driver, and local taxes. Transparent comparison will save unnecessary costs at the counter.
Check Fuel and Mileage Terms
Is it a full-to-full policy? What are the mileage limits? Adjust the plan to your driving habits to avoid charges at the end of the rental.
Photograph the Vehicle Before Departure
Tour around the vehicle, document scratches, and damage from inside and outside and add to the contract. Visual documentation protects you in case of a dispute upon return.
Book Early and Use the Cancellation Option
Prices rise as the travel date approaches. Early booking with flexible change/cancellation terms allows you to lock in a good price and adjust later.
