Car Hire in Gauteng

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Gauteng Instant Car Rental

Renting a car in Gauteng

Upon specification of your search criteria (pick-up/return location, date and time) in the above form, you will be provided with all our relevant and actual vehicle offers. If you wish to return a car in a different location than Gauteng, please tick the 'Different Drop Off Location' check box.

Selection of your desired rental point in Gauteng can be performed in the following ways:
- write down Gauteng in the white search form and select desired location from the drop-down list;
- select desired location on the map on the left;
- click on one of the links in this section.

Gauteng: 2 rental offices

Isando, Gauteng

Aeroton

The most recent car booking in Gauteng has been made on our website 3554 minutes ago.

In Gauteng, we offer for rental 5+ car categories from 5+ rental suppliers.

Gauteng: Booking & renting tips

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Best offers. We collect the most interesting rental offers from all suppliers operating in South Africa. Use the search form above to examine specific cars available for your travel period. An early reservation allows you to obtain the cheapest offers in Gauteng.

Car selection. On the search results page, you can sort the cars available in Gauteng by their rental price and rating. You can also filter the search results, specifying desired car type, transmission type and fuel type.

Car choice. In Gauteng, the diversity of car types and price tags increases, if you specify that you will pick-up and drop-off your car in a daytime. Please note, that vehicles with an automatic transmission are quite rare in South Africa, therefore, their confirmation may take from one day to one week.

Rental terms. Each vehicle presented in the search results for Gauteng has its own individual rental terms. These terms are available via the link 'Important Information' located below the price indication.

Rental documents. Before traveling to Gauteng, print the confirmation voucher. Rental desks in South Africa are not accepting electronic vouchers. Also, do not forget to bring your ID and a valid credit card.

OrangeSmile.com wishes you a fantastic time and safe driving experience around Gauteng!

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Example models of vehicle types in Gauteng

Mini & economy cars: Kia Picanto, Toyota Aygo and Hyundai i10

Compact & intermediate golf-class: Toyota Avensis, Hyundai Sonata and Chevrolet Aveo

Full-size sedans & station wagons: Toyota Camry, Renault Scenic and Toyota Camry

Business-class limousines: BMW X3, Audi A4 and Honda Legend

Minivans & minibuses, 7-15 seats: VW Caravelle, VW Touran and Citroen Jumper 8 seater

Crossovers & off-road vehicles: Suzuki Jimny, Hyundai IX35 and Toyota Rav4

Cabriolets & convertibles: Jeep Wrangler, Peugeot 206 Cabriolet and Suzuki Jimny

OrangeSmile.com hire offices in close proximity to Gauteng

» Midrand - 14.4 km
» Benoni - 17.2 km
» Sunninghill - 19.5 km

» Boksburg - 19.9 km
» Sandton - 19.9 km
» Centurion - 22.1 km

» Menlyn - 26.1 km
» Brakpan - 26.7 km
» Brummeria - 30.2 km

Drive to large neighbour of Gauteng - Pretoria

Pretoria: topics

Except of the habitants a lot of people from European countries live there, this merging has an effect on the national features of Pretoria. To feel comfortable travelers need to remember about several important rules of conduct, they will help to behave in different situations. So when people talk with Europeans, the youngest person must greet the first, when people talk with South Africans there is contrary rule – the oldest person greets the first.

When people talk with European habitants it is not necessary to look point-blank at them, it can seem to be the sign of aggression. As for South Africans it is opposite situation again – wandering look is sign of unrespect, so it is necessary to look straight to eyes talking. Some gestures have their own meaning. It is not recommended to pass money or other things with left hand – it is the sign of unrespect.

This feature appeared owing to religious rules, in accordance with them left hand is evil. To show respect to someone you need to pass him anything with both your hands. It will be appropriate for presentation of gifts or dishes. During the walk it is possible to note that the local habitants talk with each other quite loudly. Some travelers can think that it is sign of bad manners, however it is just the part of the local culture.
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