Light for two, roomy for the family.Think about who is coming and what you will pack,and the right car becomes clear.
Start with your travel style, then compare each car type.
From city walks to short drives. A good pick when you want a small, easy car.
Even with 5 seats, compare a size up if you have lots of luggage.
For small groups with light luggage. A good start if narrow streets and parking matter.
If you have a large suitcase or stroller, check the trunk size first.
More about Kei car (4 seats)Search this car typeFor family and group trips. Compare seat layout and how easy it is to get in and out.
Using all three rows can leave less room for luggage.
For long drives or when you want more room inside. Check body size and cargo space together.
An "SUV" label does not guarantee a large trunk or 4WD.
More about Midsize / SUVSearch this car type
For drives where the power type matters. Check whether the plan is a hybrid or an electric car.
For EVs, also check how to charge and the charging rules at return.
For trips where the ride itself is special. Check seats and rental conditions for the model you want.
Some models have small rear seats or little luggage space.
More about Sports carSearch this car type
Chosen for comfort and taste. Compare brands, models and grades.
Check whether the pictured model is guaranteed and the insurance terms.
More about Luxury / ImportedSearch this car type
For moving a large group together. Check the driver's license and rental conditions before booking.
Driving on an International Driving Permit requires category D. Check with the rental company before booking.
More about Van (10 seats)Search this car typeCar photos are examples to help you understand each type. The actual model, year, seats and options depend on the plan you book, and the travel style groups are a reference only. Trunk videos show the filmed model, year and seat layout.
Look beyond seat count to where people sit and where luggage goes.
Seat counts include the driver. Seats for hybrid/EV, SUV, sports and luxury cars vary by model. Check the plan details for confirmed information.
From kei cars to minivans, compare luggage space with trunk videos.
Example model of this type
1:06Before loading a large suitcase, see the trunk opening and how the rear seats are used.
Example model of this type
0:37A compact for city and nearby trips. See how much room is left after loading a suitcase.
Toyota Roomy / Tank
1:07A model in the same family as the Toyota Roomy and Tank. See the tall body and real luggage space.
Toyota Voxy
1:25Traveling with family or friends? See how much space is left with the third row in use.
Example model of this type
0:56Cargo space differs by SUV model. Compare how suitcases fit and the trunk shape.
Example model of this type
0:57An example of a small hybrid. Check the space for your luggage, not only the fuel type.
Videos show the filmed model, year and seat layout. Your booked car and its luggage space may differ. You can also find more model videos in the car type cards above.
After "How many seats?"think "Where will the bags go?"
Watch trunk videos by carCount everyone, including the driver. With children, also check how many child seats you need and which seats can fit them.
Passengers + child seat spotsTwo carry-ons and two large suitcases are very different. Tell the rental company the size and number of strollers or golf bags too.
Suitcases + stroller + golf bagsCheck the trunk with all seats up. If you must fold seats you need for luggage, compare a bigger car or two cars.
Luggage going out + coming backSeat count does not mean luggage capacity. This page does not guarantee a number of suitcases; we recommend checking the actual model and seat layout.
Common questions before booking.
Photos on this page are examples. Check whether the plan guarantees a specific model or assigns a car from the same class. Color, year and exact model can vary.
It fits by seat count, but large suitcases or a stroller may not fit. Check the actual trunk and seats, and compare a midsize/SUV or minivan too.
It depends on the model and suitcase size. Using all three rows reduces cargo space, so tell the company your group size and luggage size and number.
Check which seats can take child seats, how many, and the folded stroller size. Child seat rental and fees vary by plan, so check the options too.
They share a search category but have different power types. If you choose an EV, check charging spots on your route, how to charge and the return rules.
To drive a 10-seat van on an International Driving Permit, you need category D — category B alone is not enough. Check your license documents and the company's rental conditions before booking. Contact us
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