Car rental prices at Jersey Airport

For November 2026, budget around $57 a day at Jersey Airport for an Economy car such as an Opel Corsa, booked around a month before your trip. A Compact car such as an Opel Astra averages $67 a day in November 2026, while an Intermediate car such as a Peugeot 2008 averages $87. Booking in the last 2 weeks barely changes prices across the year, so do not wait solely for a discount. Use the price checker to compare your quote for your exact dates.

At Jersey Airport, timing barely matters: across the year, an Economy car averages $65 a day around 3 months before your trip, versus $66 around a month before or in the last 2 weeks. Across the year, an Economy car averages $71 a day around 9 months before your trip, so booking that early does not offer a saving on average. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for, 65% of our customers booked within a month of pickup, so compare suppliers rather than rush to book just because your trip is close.

Hertz is the cheapest company at Jersey Airport for an Economy car over the last 12 months, averaging $56 a day, with an airport desk and debit-card acceptance. Hertz scores 91/100 from 70 reviews in the last 5 months, but you should allow for its 23-minute average desk wait and $264 deposit. Europcar averages $57 a day for an Economy car over the last 12 months and scores 86/100 from 106 reviews; its desk wait averages 16 minutes, but debit cards work only for some cars.

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.

Hertz is the best-reviewed company at Jersey Airport, scoring 91/100 from 70 reviews in the last 5 months, but allow for an average desk wait of 23 minutes. Hertz is also the cheapest for an Economy car over the last 12 months, averaging $56 a day, so you do not need to spend more for the highest review score. If pickup time matters more, consider Sixt: it scores 90/100 from 43 reviews in the last 5 months and averages an 11-minute desk wait, but its Economy cars average $75 a day over the last 12 months, $19 more 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 Jersey Airport, deposits range from $0 with Europcar to $397 with Sixt, and 2 of the 3 desks accept debit cards, so check card eligibility before comparing prices. Europcar accepts a debit card for some cars only, so confirm the rule for the car you select. If you need to use a debit card, filter for it before comparing prices and check the deposit shown beside each car. Extras charged at the desk are listed under each car with their prices.

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

At Jersey Airport, check Europcar's car-specific debit-card rule and allow for Hertz's 23-minute average desk wait before you plan your pickup. Europcar accepts debit cards for some cars only, so do not assume every car from that company qualifies. Hertz's desk wait averages 12 minutes longer than Sixt's 11 minutes, so leave time before any appointment rather than treating your landing time as your departure time.

Only 33% of prices at Jersey Airport are full tank out, full tank back, so read the fuel line under the car before you book.

At Jersey Airport, an Economy car such as an Opel Corsa averages $66 a day over the full tracking period, from 1,073 prices; choose it only if its 5 seats but 2-bag limit fit you. Over the same period, a Mini car such as a Hyundai i10 averages $58 a day if 4 seats and space for 2 bags suffice; a Compact car such as an Opel Astra averages $70 a day from 862 prices if you need room for 3 bags. Automatic cars account for 37% of cars offered over the last 12 months, so filter for automatic rather than assuming one; over the full tracking period, automatic Economy cars average $57 a day against $69 for manual Economy cars, $12 less a day. If you want an electrified car, look for a hybrid: hybrids account for 16% of cars offered over the last 12 months, while none are fully electric.