Car rental prices at Little Rock Airport

For November 2026 at Little Rock Airport, use $63 a day as your benchmark for an Intermediate, such as a Volkswagen Jetta, booked around a month before your trip. For the same month and booking time, an Economy car such as a Mitsubishi Mirage averages $60 a day, while a Compact car such as a Nissan Versa averages $63. Leave booking until the last 2 weeks and the Intermediate car averages $71 a day, $8 more a day. Check the price checker for your exact dates before accepting a quote.

For November 2026 at Little Rock Airport, book around a month before your trip: an Intermediate car averages $63 a day then, against $71 a day in the last 2 weeks. You need not assume an early reservation costs less: across the year, Intermediate cars average $103 a day around 9 months before your trip, against $77 around 2 weeks before. Across the 395 airports we track car hire prices for, 65% of our customers booked within a month of pickup, so booking far ahead is not the usual approach.

Budget is the cheapest company for car rental at Little Rock Airport, at $58 a day on average for an Intermediate from 1,870 prices. Avis at $61 and Enterprise at $101 are the next cheapest at Little Rock Airport. The most expensive is Alamo at $108 a day. On reviews, National scores best at 99 out of 100 from 268 reviews, and Budget 76 from 2,209.

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.

Choose National at Little Rock Airport if reviews and collection time matter most: it scores 99/100 from 38 recent reviews and its desk wait averages 4 minutes, though it is not the cheapest. For Intermediate cars over the last 12 months, National averages $102 a day from 3,448 prices, while Budget averages $58 from 1,870 prices, making National $44 more a day. Budget scores 76/100 from 36 recent reviews and averages a 27-minute desk wait, so weigh that saving against collection time. Alamo scores 97/100 from 88 recent reviews and averages a 10-minute wait, giving you another scored company to compare. Enterprise and Avis do 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.

You need a credit card at all 5 Little Rock Airport desks; typical deposits range from $200 at Budget to $300 at Avis, and none of the desks accepts a debit card. If you only have a debit card, filter for debit-card acceptance before comparing prices rather than assuming you can collect the car. Check the deposit and card rule beside each car, and check the prices of extras charged at the desk under each car.

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

At Little Rock Airport, watch out for credit-card-only deposits and collection waits, because a debit card will not get you a car and Budget's desk wait averages 27 minutes. Bring a credit card and check that it has room for the deposit: Budget typically holds $200 and Avis $300. If you have a fixed appointment after landing, allow for Avis's average 22-minute desk wait as well as Budget's 27 minutes; National averages 4 minutes. All 5 desks are at the airport, so compare collection waits rather than planning for a shuttle.

Only 49% of prices at Little Rock Airport are full tank out, full tank back, so read the fuel line under the car before you book.

Little Rock Airport’s Intermediate cars, such as a Volkswagen Jetta, average $63 a day in November 2026 when booked around a month before; choose one for up to 4 people with 4 bags, although it seats 5. A smaller Compact, such as a Nissan Versa, also averages $63 a day at that booking time but takes only 3 bags, so stepping down does not save money. A Fullsize car, such as a Chevrolet Malibu, averages $91 a day and seats 6 but still takes only 4 bags, so choose it for extra seating rather than luggage capacity. Over the last 12 months, 100% of cars offered are automatic, so you do not need to filter out manuals. Electric and hybrid cars are not offered, so plan on a car that needs refuelling rather than charging.