Car rental prices at Turin Airport

Turin Airport car hire runs to about $51 a day for a Compact car like a Jeep Avenger, $42 for an Economy and $35 for a Mini in October 2026 when booked around a month ahead. An Intermediate car such as a Volkswagen T-Roc runs to about $62 a day. Leaving your booking to the last 2 weeks brings that Compact down to $40 a day. Across the year, prices swing from $47 a day for a Mini in March 2027 to $143 for a Fullsize in July 2027. If your quote is higher, the price checker will show the going rate for your exact dates.

For October 2026 at Turin Airport, waiting until the last 2 weeks gives you the best price, averaging $40 a day for a Compact car against $51 a day booked a month before your trip. Booking 9 months before your trip would have cost $86 a day across the year, so you have not lost money by waiting. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for, 48% of our customers book within 16 days of pickup. If you are travelling in July 2027, expect the dearest rates of the year at up to $143 a day, compared with $47 a day in March 2027.

Target is the cheapest company at Turin Airport for a Compact car, averaging $36 a day over the last 12 months, but it accepts credit cards only and holds a $1,096 deposit. Target also does not yet have enough reviews for a score. By comparison, Maggiore averages $65 a day from 553 prices, takes debit cards, holds a lower $231 deposit and scores 85/100 from 39 reviews. Italy Car Rentals is the next cheapest supplier with a score, averaging $49 a day from 797 prices and scoring 79/100 from 104 reviews.

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.

Locauto is the best-reviewed company at Turin Airport, scoring 90/100 from 35 reviews, with an average desk wait of 29 minutes. Locauto averages $86 a day for a Compact car from 674 prices over the last 12 months, which sits well above the cheapest desk. Target is the cheapest overall at $36 a day, but it does not yet have enough reviews for a score. Sixt follows Locauto on ratings, scoring 86/100 from 241 reviews with a shorter 19-minute desk wait, though it averages $104 a day.

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

At Turin Airport, deposits held on your card range from $0 with Locauto to $1,096 with Target, and 5 of the 19 desks accept a debit card. A further 5 desks accept debit cards for some cars only, while 9 desks take credit cards exclusively. The exact deposit and card rules appear beside each vehicle in your results, so filter for debit cards before comparing models. Any optional extras you choose at the counter are charged separately and listed with their full price.

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

The main catches at Turin Airport are card restrictions and high security deposits, with 9 of the 19 desks refusing debit cards entirely. Deposits reach as high as $1,096 with companies like Target and Autovia, which ties up substantial credit for mountain driving. Locauto avoids a deposit altogether, though you will endure the airport's longest desk wait at 29 minutes. Desks like Ecovia, Autovia and Alamo also insist strictly on a credit card in the main driver's name, so arriving with only a debit card leaves you stranded.

Only 90% of prices at Turin Airport are full tank out, full tank back, so read the fuel line under the car before you book.

A Compact car like a Jeep Avenger costs around $51 a day at Turin Airport in October 2026 and fits small groups heading into the foothills. A Compact seats 5 passengers but holds only 3 bags, so a full group with mountain luggage may find bags on laps. Stepping down to an Economy car like an Opel Corsa costs $42 a day but takes just 2 bags, while an Intermediate like a Volkswagen T-Roc handles 4 bags for $62 a day. Automatics make up 52% of cars offered and cost $14 more a day than manuals, while electric and hybrid options represent 9% combined, meaning green options require booking early.