Car hire in Rome Ciampino Airport

Compare and book cheap MPV and SUV car hire in Rome Ciampino Airport, (CIA) with Sat Nav. Get cars like the Fiat 500, estates (station wagons) and larger 7 or 9 seater minivans, at rates that are discounted from what you see on the websites of the car hire companies below.

Rates come with all the expected benefits of insurance, mileage, breakdown and damage waiver included.

Car Hire In Rome

We offer a modern fleet of rental cars. Choose from Honda, Nissan Ford, VW, Audi, Toyota, Peugeot, Mercedes, Chevrolet and Renault. When choosing a car category, do consider the region of Italy in which you intend touring. A small economy car hire may be more suitable if touring the small historic towns of northern Italy, with narrow streets such as Bergamo. If driving on the meandering mountain roads of the Alps, you may consider a 4x4 SUV.

Free Extra Driver in Rome - On some cars that are for hire, Firefly and Locauto offer a free extra driver. Locauto offer it on all their vehicles, whereas Firefly on just some cars.

Free Upgrades - When booking a small car like a Clio, Locauto offer a free upgrade, (subject to availability) to a car like an Alfa Giulietta, or similar.

Around & About Italy

Mention Italy and most people think of a fashion conscious nation, in love with fast sports cars and football. That aside, it is a beautiful country that has a lot to offer the tourist. Central Italy is home to the Colosseum and other remnants of the one time great Roman Empire. Italy can be split into three main regions the north, central and southern. The main towns of the northern region are Milan, Turin, Bologna, Verona and Venice, which are all interspersed with rolling countryside and lakes coupled with the stunning vistas of the Dolomites and the Italian Alps. Tuscany - Is a good base to go back into the Renaissance era with nearby towns of Siena, Pisa and Lucca offer more insights into Italy's rich historical past. When you have absorbed enough of Roman History, drive southwards into Naples or the romantic Amalfi Coastline of Apulia.

Italians love their Saints and in 1087 the managed to sign up a super saint when St Nicholas of Myra became San Nicola di Bari. Italians love religion and invested heavily into building stunning cathedrals and churches to house their patrons and artifacts. A wise investment, as these buildings form the backbone of present day Italian tourism.

If going in winter, we can recommend skiing in Cervinia under the Matterhorn. A day trip over the top to Zermatt in Switzerland, is a must. The restaurants there are sublime. However, it would be wrong of us not to mention Courmayeur in the Dolomites. Nestling next door to Chamonix in France, the correct ski pass will get you over the border and the chance to get a cable car to look across at Mont Blanc and beyond. Stunning views!

Rome Tourism

For the latest information on what going on, check with the Italy Tourist Board website.

Skiing in the Italian alps? We let you book car rental with all the extras including ski racks, Sat Nav and snow tyres during the booking process.

If need excess to cover the high excess on CDW then simply add our insurance excess cover product as and extra when making your booking.

Updated: 18th May 2026

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