Enterprise car rental in Australia

See what to check with Enterprise before you book: locations, fees, conditions and how the total price compares.

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What travellers say about renting with Enterprise.

9.2/10
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Advantages of renting with Enterprise

Why travellers pick Enterprise

Typical strengths to weigh up. Confirm current details with Enterprise.

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1

Wide network

Usually found at major airports and city locations, so pick-up is easy to plan.

2

Choice of vehicles

Options typically run from small city cars to SUVs, people movers and premium models.

3

Loyalty and corporate options

International brands often run rewards programmes. Check current benefits with the supplier.

4

One-way options

Pick up in one city and return in another where available. Any fee is shown before you book.

Why book with Enterprise through our website?

Four things you can check for yourself on this page.

Total price first

We show what affects the final cost, not only the daily rate, so you can compare Enterprise with other suppliers.

Conditions flagged

Fuel, excess, deposit and driver rules are called out so nothing surprises you at the counter.

Independent comparison

Compare Enterprise side by side with other rental companies before you decide.

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Who is Enterprise car rental?

International rental brand

Part of Enterprise Mobility, a family-owned rental group founded in St. Louis, USA, in 1957.

Enterprise rents cars to leisure and business travellers through airport desks and city branches, with a fleet that usually runs from small hatchbacks to SUVs and people movers.

Fees, excess and conditions differ by location and booking, so check the Enterprise terms shown in your quote before you pay.

Enterprise’s Australian website says its operation is temporarily closed from 1 February 2026. Check availability before you book.

Enterprise car rental in Australia

What to check before you book

Tap a topic to see what to look out for.

Fuel policy

Check whether the car is full-to-full or pre-paid fuel. Pre-paid fuel is usually dearer than refuelling yourself.

Excess and insurance

Standard cover has an excess you pay if the car is damaged. Compare reducing the excess with the supplier against third-party cover.

One-way fees

Dropping the car in a different city can add a fee. See our one-way guide before you choose a route.

Young and additional drivers

Drivers under 25 and extra drivers often cost more per day. Confirm the amounts at booking.

Tolls and fines

Tolls and fines are passed on by the supplier, often with an admin fee. Ask how tolls are billed.

Deposit

A card deposit is normally held at pick-up and released after return. Check the amount and the card type accepted.

Where to compare Enterprise

Search your pick-up point to see whether Enterprise has cars there on your dates.

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Frequently asked questions

Short answers. Details depend on your supplier and booking.

Does Enterprise have airport pick-up in Australia?

Enterprise is generally available at major Australian airports. Check the airport page for your city, then confirm desk or shuttle details with the supplier.

What licence and age do I need with Enterprise?

Usually a valid licence held for 12 months and a minimum age of 21, with a young-driver fee under 25. Check the Enterprise terms for your booking.

Can I pick up in one city and return in another with Enterprise?

Often yes, but a one-way fee can apply. Compare the total on our one-way page before booking.

What is the excess and the deposit with Enterprise?

Both vary by vehicle and cover. The excess is what you pay if the car is damaged, and the deposit is a card hold released after return.

Who pays for tolls and fines with Enterprise?

You do. The supplier passes them on, often with an admin fee, so ask how tolls are billed.

Can I add another driver with Enterprise?

Usually yes, with a daily fee. Extra drivers must be present at pick-up with a valid licence.

Can I drive on unsealed roads with Enterprise?

Many rental terms restrict unsealed or remote roads. Check the Enterprise conditions before you plan the route.

Are the Enterprise prices on this page exact?

No. Run a search with your dates to see the current total price.