Fiat Egea Hatchback, Economy
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Passport, entry stamp, main driver's credit card, and driver's license. If the license is not in Latin script, an International Driver's Permit (IDP) is mandatory.
Economy class starts from 1,600 TL per day (VAT included). Comfort class is around 2,000 TL, and upper-class sedans are 2,900 TL and above.
Yes, weekly rental is 6 times the daily rate, and monthly is 21 times. For example, a vehicle at 1,600 TL/day costs 9,600 TL weekly and 33,600 TL monthly.
With our car rental service for foreigners, you can choose economy-class hatchback, sedan, and SUV models from our fleet of 87 vehicles. Daily rates start from 1,600 TL including VAT; weekly rates are offered from 9,600 TL, and monthly from 33,600 TL. We deliver your vehicles to Istanbul Airport (IST), Sabiha Gökçen Airport (SAW), or your address in the city.
In this city, renting a car for foreign visitors is a matter of minutes with the right documents; at Rent-Trip, the process is completed at the time of delivery and does not require a physical office visit.
If the main driver's license is not issued in the Latin alphabet—for example, if it contains Arabic, Cyrillic, or Chinese characters—an International Driving Permit (IDP) is mandatory. Traffic rules in Turkey do not recognize driving with a foreign license without a valid IDP; this document is valid together with your driver's license from your own country. At Rent-Trip, we check both documents at delivery—having your passport, entry stamp, and IDP with you ensures a smooth process. You can only obtain an IDP from the authorized authority in your own country; it is not issued in Turkey, so you need to obtain it before your trip.
As the vehicle class increases, the age and driving experience requirements also increase: while basic requirements are sufficient for economy class vehicles, higher age and experience limits apply to sedans and SUVs. At Rent-Trip, the minimum age and license duration required for each class are clearly stated in the rental agreement. For example, higher-class sedans like the Volkswagen Passat or Toyota Camry require more experienced drivers compared to economy cars. These conditions are standard for both your safety and the protection of the vehicle—we recommend reviewing the contract terms before making a reservation.
There is no physical office at Rent-Trip; the rental process begins with the car being delivered to you. This model lets you take the keys the moment you land in the city or at your hotel's door. All transactions are completed by bringing the car to your location.
Vehicle delivery is made throughout Istanbul, including Şişli, Beşiktaş, Beyoğlu, and Bakırköy on the European side, and Kadıköy, Üsküdar, and Ataşehir on the Asian side. During reservation, simply provide your hotel address or your current location; our staff brings the vehicle to your door at the specified time. At delivery, the contract is signed, the vehicle is inspected together, and you keep the keys. This process is shorter than looking for a rental office at the airport; average delivery takes 20-30 minutes. When returning the vehicle, you can leave it at the designated point in the same way; if you are near the airport on the way back, you can return it there.
Both of the city's airports are covered by delivery: Istanbul Airport (IST, Arnavutköy) on the European side and Sabiha Gökçen Airport (SAW, Pendik) on the Asian side. When you share your flight information, our staff will have the car ready in the airport parking lot according to your landing time. If your flight is delayed, delivery is rescheduled to the new landing time. On return, simply leave the car in the airport parking lot and hand the keys to the staff. Meeting points at the arrival and departure levels for both airports will be provided in your booking confirmation.
Delivery time varies depending on your location: central districts of the European side are reached in an average of 30-40 minutes, the Asian side in 40-50 minutes, and airports in 45-60 minutes. During peak hours (08:00-10:00 and 17:00-20:00) this may extend by 15-20 minutes. Therefore, if you need to make a meeting in the city center, we recommend planning delivery at least 1.5 hours in advance; otherwise, delays may occur.
As the rental period extends, the daily cost decreases; the weekly tariff is calculated on six times the daily rate, and the monthly tariff on 21 times the daily rate. At Rent-Trip, all 87 vehicles are offered with prices including VAT.
Economy class daily rentals start from 1,600 TL; this price includes the Fiat Egea Hatchback, Dacia Sandero, and Hyundai i10. The upper limit of the list, 15,000 TL, is reached by VIP class models. In the wide band in between, the Renault Clio is positioned at 1,650 TL, Toyota Yaris Hybrid at 1,900 TL, Toyota Corolla Hybrid at 2,200 TL, and Volkswagen Passat at 3,200 TL. All prices include VAT, so no additional tax will be charged at payment. Depending on the vehicle type, diesel, petrol, hybrid, and automatic transmission options directly affect the price; for example, in the same segment, an automatic model has an average daily rate 50–200 TL higher than a manual one.
Car rental fees in Turkey are subject to 20% VAT; all prices announced by Rent-Trip include this tax. So the 1,650 TL you see on the site is the amount you pay, and no additional tax item appears at checkout. When comparing with platforms that show prices excluding VAT, you need to add 20% to the figure on the site; this difference can reach 320 TL per day in the economy class and 6,720 TL in monthly rental. Compulsory traffic insurance is legally valid for all vehicles and is included in the price; the coverage of additional insurance packages is specified in the contract.
Rent-Trip's fleet includes 87 cars; the table below summarizes the most preferred models from the Economy class to SUV with their daily prices (VAT included). Prices start from 1,600 TL and increase as the car class rises.
| Class | Model | Fuel / Gearbox | Daily Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Economy | Fiat Egea Hatchback | Petrol / Manual | 1,600 TL |
| Economy | Renault Clio | Petrol / Automatic | 1,650 TL |
| Economy | Hyundai i20 | Petrol / Automatic | 1,750 TL |
| Economy | Toyota Yaris | Hybrid / Automatic | 1,900 TRY |
| Comfort | Dacia Logan | Petrol / Automatic | 1,950 TRY |
| Comfort | Toyota Corolla | Hybrid / Automatic | 2,200 TL |
| Comfort | Volkswagen Golf | Petrol / Automatic | 2,500 TL |
| Sedan | Renault Talisman | Diesel / Automatic | TRY 2,900 |
| Sedan | Toyota Camry | Hybrid / Automatic | TRY 3,600 |
| SUV | Opel Mokka | Petrol / Automatic | 2,100 TL |
| SUV | Dacia Duster | Diesel / Manual | 2,200 TL |
The economy class is sufficient for daily city use and short intercity routes; most of these vehicles offer 1.0-1.4 L engines and 90-100 hp. The comfort class provides better sound insulation and more interior space on long highway drives; for example, the Volkswagen Golf or Škoda Octavia makes a difference on 2-3 hour routes like Sapanca or Bursa. The sedan class comes into play when trunk space is a priority — the Toyota Camry, with its 218 hp hybrid engine, offers low fuel consumption both on long journeys and in the city. SUVs, with their high driving position and spacious interior, increase comfort especially on 8-hour routes like Cappadocia; however, the rental agreement does not cover off-road use. If you are traveling with your family, consider 7-9 seat models; clarifying the vehicle class at the time of reservation rather than changing it at the last minute at delivery to one of the two airports speeds up the delivery process.
The choice of fuel type and gearbox directly affects comfort and budget in city traffic. Rent-Trip's fleet includes petrol, diesel, hybrid and electric vehicles with manual and automatic gearbox options; the price difference ranges from 1,600 TL to 15,000 TL per day.
If you're planning intercity travel, diesel or hybrid cars significantly reduce fuel costs; for daily use over 100 km, a diesel model offers an advantage over a petrol one.
Here, traffic density and hilly roads make automatic transmission cars more comfortable than manual ones. Across the fleet, the automatic option is quite common: the Renault Clio, starting at 1,650 TL, is an entry-level automatic option, while the Hyundai i20 at 1,750 TL and the Volkswagen Polo at 1,850 TL/day offer the comfort of automatic transmission. For those preferring manual transmission, the Fiat Egea Hatchback and Dacia Sandero can be rented from 1,600 TL/day. Most foreign visitors note that automatic transmission reduces fatigue, especially in stop-and-go traffic during rush hours; if you will be driving in central areas like Beşiktaş and Şişli on the European side, choosing an automatic will significantly improve your driving experience. When picking up your vehicle, be sure to check the transmission type; if the car class specified in the contract does not match the transmission you expect, request a change at the time of delivery.
Going on an intercity trip requires crossing the waterways that separate the European and Asian sides; these crossings operate on the HGS system, and fees vary by bridge. All Rent-Trip vehicles are equipped with HGS tags, so you pass without stopping at toll booths. Below, we've compiled bridge tolls, penalty mechanisms, and practical routes for weekend getaways.
HGS (Fast Pass System) allows passage through bridge and highway toll booths without stopping via an electronic tag affixed to the windshield; the fee is automatically deducted from the account linked to the tag. The Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge toll is 110 TL, the Eurasia Tunnel is 280 TL during the day and 140 TL at night, and the Osmangazi Bridge is 1,170 TL. If a vehicle with insufficient balance passes, an infringement record is created, and if the fee is not paid on time, it is multiplied by four. In rental cars, this penalty is stated in the contract, so we recommend checking the HGS balance before delivery—otherwise, a small oversight can turn into a large bill.
The weekend holiday consists of Saturday and Sunday; therefore, traffic intensifies on Friday evening departures. Before turning on the navigation on out-of-town routes, verify that the HGS tag is active—plates in the region start with 34, and there is no cash payment at toll booths.
The rental agreement contains all the conditions you need to clarify before picking up the vehicle: the security deposit, insurance coverage and mileage limit are set out in the contract. At Rent-Trip, each vehicle comes with the contract at the time of delivery, and the conditions vary according to the vehicle class.
The deposit amount, mileage limit, and the scope of the insurance package vary depending on the vehicle class and rental duration; these figures are set out in the rental agreement. On Rent-Trip, a credit card issued in the main driver's name is mandatory for the security block. Age and driving experience requirements also increase with the vehicle class: the conditions applicable to an economy-class Fiat Egea are not the same for a sedan-class Volkswagen Passat. We recommend checking the vehicle's current damage condition in the handover report before signing the agreement — this prevents disputes at return.
Every vehicle registered in the country has mandatory traffic insurance as required by law, and this coverage also applies to rental vehicles. Mandatory traffic insurance covers the other party's material and bodily damages up to certain limits in an accident. Damage to the rental vehicle itself is not covered by this insurance; the vehicle's comprehensive coverage and deductible conditions are specified in the contract. Since insurance from drivers coming from abroad is not valid here, we recommend asking about the coverage of the package offered by the rental company before delivery.
For foreign visitors, the car rental process can be completed in a few hours with the right documents and a clear delivery plan. At Rent-Trip, prices starting from 1,600 TL per day in our fleet of 87 cars include VAT; weekly rental is calculated as six times the daily rate, and monthly as 21 days.
For city driving, an automatic car provides significant comfort in Istanbul traffic; for long routes, diesel or hybrid engines offer fuel advantages. The HGS toll system works automatically at points such as the Yavuz Sultan Selim Bridge and the Eurasia Tunnel; the deposit and insurance coverage are clarified under the conditions stated in the contract.
During the rental process, a credit card issued in the main driver's name and a passport are essential for all transactions. Age and driving experience requirements increase according to the vehicle class—these details are clarified at the time of reservation. Recording existing damages in a report and noting the fuel level when taking the vehicle ensures no problems during the return process. For out-of-town plans, checking that your HGS balance is sufficient on routes such as Sapanca or Bursa prevents penalty crossings.