




Get helpful information to start your search for the perfect car rental in Indiana. The average price data is based on the last 12 months and was last updated on July 16, 2026.
Most popular company | Turo |
|---|---|
Most common car type | Standard |
Average price per day | $57 |
Cheapest price per day | $30 |
Get relevant, data-driven information to help you rent a car in Indiana, including pricing trends, ideal booking times, and more.
January
$51
February
$62
March
$66
April
$63
May
$70
June
$69
July
$77
August
$64
September
$55
October
$66
November
$61
December
$56
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Find answers to frequently asked questions about car rentals in Indiana, including policies, requirements, and more. FAQs were last updated on July 16, 2026.
For car rentals in Indiana, you have to be 21 years old. All drivers need a valid driver’s license and a valid debit or credit card. Younger drivers between 21 and 24 need to pay a Young Driver Surcharge and are restricted to certain kinds of Indiana car rentals. Drivers over the age of 25 can rent a wider variety of car rentals in Indiana. International drivers need to bring their home country’s driver’s license. An International Driver’s License will be needed if your home country's license isn't written with the Roman alphabet.
Rental cars in Indiana require drivers to know and follow the state’s driving regulations. Unless you’re passing another driver, always drive on the right side of the road. Safety belts should be always worn by all passengers, and children should be securely fastened in an appropriate car seat. It’s against the law to drink and drive when your blood alcohol content (BAC ) is above 0.08%. When driving in urban areas, the speed limit is around 30 mph. When you get out to the urban interstate roads, the speed limit increases to 55 mph. Rural interstate roads have a maximum speed limit of 70 mph. It’s recommended to keep up with recent law changes by referring to the DMV before getting car rentals in Indiana.
The kind of rental car we recommend depends on two things. The first is the number of passengers, and the second is the purpose of the rental. If you’re traveling with a big family and need plenty of seating and storage, then an SUV or a passenger van rental might be a perfect fit. If you’re traveling alone for business and want to make a strong first impression around the urban centers, then a luxury car rental in Indiana can help do that. For those who’re more budget-conscious and just looking for something that gets them from A to B, an economy car or a compact car can provide a quality cheap car rental in Indiana. If you’d like to take in the clean air while driving through the farms and outdoor parks of Indiana, then consider a Ford Mustang or Chrysler 200 convertible.
In the past two weeks, Cheapflights users have found many deals under $56/day when booking a rental car in Indiana. The best deal a user found was for $6/day from Turo, booked on Jul. 11.
Turo offers rental cars in Indiana for about $413 per week on average.
The length of time you can book a rental for is subject to the inventory of the supplier. When renting a vehicle from Indiana it should be possible to rent a car for a whole month if needed.
Our recent data shows that Turo can potentially be 90% below the average car rental price in Indiana. Check prices and availability for Turo and save on this extended rental. The cost of renting a vehicle in Indiana is on average $1,770 a month or $59 a day. Search on Cheapflights for the most updated pricing and availability for your Indiana car rental.
Browse through car rental deals by fuel type in Indiana. There are currently 3 fuel types to choose from with Hybrid being the cheapest ($31+).