Car hire prices at Bremen Airport

At Bremen Airport, £43 a day gets you a Compact car like a Volkswagen Golf in October 2026 when you book about a month ahead. A smaller Opel Corsa in Economy is £39 a day, while an Intermediate Skoda Octavia Estate runs to £49. Leaving booking to the last 2 weeks keeps a Compact at £43, while an Economy drops to £33. Across the year, prices range from £34 a day for an Economy car in January 2027 to £72 a day for a luxury class car in August 2027.

At Bremen Airport when you book moves the price less than 2%, so you gain almost nothing by reserving months early. An Intermediate booked 9 months ahead costs £53 a day across the year, compared to £48 in the last 2 weeks. For an October 2026 trip, an Intermediate is £49 booked a month ahead and £47 2 weeks before pickup. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for, 48% of our customers book within 14 days of travel, so book when your business schedule is set.

Budget is the cheapest company at Bremen Airport for an Intermediate car, averaging £42 a day over the last 12 months. Avis follows at £45 a day, with Buchbinder and National both at £46 from 648 and 1,620 prices. All 9 counters sit directly at the airport, so choosing the cheapest supplier does not mean taking a shuttle bus. Budget requires a £171 deposit and accepts debit cards, but does not yet have enough reviews for a score, whereas National scores 86/100.

The cheapest company can cost you a longer queue or a bigger deposit, so check the review score and desk wait beside each car in the results before you book.

Sixt is the best-reviewed company at Bremen Airport, scoring 88/100 from 479 reviews with a 20-minute average desk wait. Enterprise and National both score 86/100, with Enterprise averaging a 24-minute wait and National 22 minutes. The highest-rated desks cost more: Sixt averages £55 a day for an Intermediate, National £46, and Enterprise £61. Budget is cheapest at £42 a day, but does not yet have enough reviews for a score.

Review scores are CarTrawler customers' own, from the last five months; the score and the desk wait sit beside each car in the results.

Security deposits at Bremen Airport run from £171 with Avis and Budget up to £428 with Sixt and Flizzr, and 4 of the 9 desks accept debit cards. Another 4 desks require a credit card, while 1 takes a debit card for some cars only. Filter for a debit card before comparing prices if you do not carry a credit card. Any optional extras you choose to pay for at the desk are listed under each car.

If you bring your own child seat, check your airline's rules first: most carry one free, some charge.

Four of the 9 desks at Bremen Airport refuse debit cards outright, which can leave you stranded if you only carry standard bank cards. Desk waits can also disrupt tight business timings, stretching to 28 minutes at Europcar and Budget. Every counter operates directly inside the terminal, so you will avoid off-airport shuttle delays. If you plan to spend hours on fast motorways, German fast lanes make a prompt return to the right lane far more sensible than lingering after an overtake.

Fuel is full tank out, full tank back on 98% of prices at Bremen Airport, so there is no fuel charge to be surprised by.

For driving outward from Bremen Airport, an Intermediate estate like a Skoda Octavia gives you 5 seats and 4 bags for £49 a day in October 2026. If you need less cargo space, stepping down to a Compact Volkswagen Golf costs £43 a day for 5 seats and 3 bags, while an Economy Opel Corsa holds 5 seats but only 2 bags for £39. Automatics make up 60% of cars offered, costing £52 a day against £49 for a manual, which is £3 more a day to avoid shifting in city traffic. Electric cars are 2% of cars offered and hybrids are absent, so do not count on collecting an ultra-low-emission model without booking well ahead.