Homebush car hire

Car hire companies onsite at Kingsford Smith airport include Europcar, YesDrive Car Rental, Alpha, Goldcar Rental SP, Alamo, Yesaway, keddy by Europcar, Apex, National and Enterprise Rent-A-Car.

Car hire companies that offer shuttle or pick-up services from Kingsford Smith airport to off-airport locations include Europcar, Alamo, keddy by Europcar, National, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Budget and Hertz.

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A Full Size car hire in Homebush costs $117 per day, on average.

An Intermediate car hire in Homebush costs $25 per day, on average.

A Standard car hire in Homebush costs $50 per day, on average.

When it comes to hiring a car in Homebush, you will find that your itinerary should dictate the decision. The suburb itself will present no challenges for large vehicles, but as Australians are huge fans of SUVs, why not join the locals with a strong 4x4? If budget is a concern, a compact economy vehicle will do right by you when staying in the city. Road trips to beaches always feel good with a luxury car or convertible, and outback trips will best be done from behind the wheel of a powerful SUV.

Speed limits in Homebush are not as cut and dried as the rest of the world, and watching signage is very important, as speeds could drop fast. As default speeds go, stick to 50 kph in more built-up areas, and when you venture away from the suburbs, you can push it to 100 kph. Occasionally motorways will allow for 110 kph, but again, the signage is what will dictate the speed – and look out for camera traps.

There are several large car parks in Homebush that were built around the Sydney Olympics and still continue to be in high demand today. Wilson Parking at DFO Homebush is based on Underwood Road and is a large space with good rates. At Sydney Olympic Park, you can find the giant P1 Sydney Olympic Park Car Park, and the P7 Car Park Quay Centre on Olympic Boulevard is another good choice. You can take your chances parking on the streets, but always look out for meters or traffic officers and pay the rates accordingly.