New York Car Rental Comparison

This page compares the cheapest car rental in New York.

Did you know that New York, really lives to its name "the city that never sleeps"? From TV, music, food, fashion and arts, with New York City being the largest media market in America, you’ll find all the big industries here.

Population: 8,175,133
Best way to travel: Car, Taxi, Subway
#1 thing to do: Statue of Liberty
#2 thing to do: Metropolitan Museum of Arts
#3 thing to do: Central Park

Fun Fact: Have you ever wondered why NYC’s taxi cabs are yellow, enough that the cabs have become an icon in their own right? Well, John Hertz, who founded the company, discovered from a study that yellow was the quickest color for the eye to see. Apparently, he was correct.
#1 Car Rental Company: Alamo

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Jump in your rental car and take a nice drive to the Empire State Building in New York City. When you are here you can take a flight simulated tour of the entire city and never leaving the second floor. Experience the beautiful aerial views from the top floor of the beautiful city of New York!

Take a drive in your rental to the Majestic Theatre between Broadway and 8th Avenue and catch the longest running show in history, The Phantom of the Opera, winner of seven Tony Awards! You can also have a pre theatre dinner at “21”, just a short distance from the theatre.

Want to get away from all the big city lights? Drive your rental car out and explore the great outdoors that New York has to offer. New York has four different mountain ranges, hundreds of state parks and natural preserves and over 6,000 natural bodies of water. This is a perfect adventure that whole family can enjoy!

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New York Travel Tips
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Stamford
Stamford is a metropolis in Fairfield County, Connecticut. It is it the fourth biggest city in Connecticut. Due to its proximity to New York and the ensuing job opportunities, Stamford's population is thriving and diverse. It is also a section of the New York metropolis area.

Glen Ellyn
Glen Ellyn is a village in DuPage County, Illinois with a population of just under 27,000 in the year 2000 census. The village has had its name changed often since 1834, when the first landowner, Deacon Winslow Churchill arrived here from New York. A tavern was later built here, which became a stagecoach stop and then came the railroad and from there the village progressed. There is not much to do over here, but there are a number of attractions in its immediate surroundings.

Seward
Seward is a town in Schoharie County, New York of the United States. The city is sparsely populated with the figures showing 1,637 according to the 2000 census. The town has been named after Senator/Governor/Secretary of State William H. Seward. The earliest records of settlement date back to 1754 near Seward Village. However, the town got its present face in 1840.

Schenectady
Schenectady is a city in Schenectady County in New York of the United States. The population of the city was 61,821 according to the 2000 census, and the city is the ninth largest city in New York. The city lies on the eastern side of New York, thus being under the beautiful spell of the Hudson and Albany rivers.

Scarsdale
Scarsdale is a town in Westchester County in New York of the United States. The population is approximately 18,000 and the area measures about 17 square km. The city is making its way in prominent spheres of elementary education, higher education, a lower poverty rate and a handsome per capita income.