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Car hire in Yorkshire
Cheapest car
£10.78/day
at Leeds Bradford Airport (LBA)
Cars found
196
across 1 pick-up areas
Rental companies
4
in and around Yorkshire
Rental offices
3
on the map below
Prices from our own search on 2 Nov 2026 for a 7-day hire, 23 Nov - 30 Nov, driver aged 30. Prices change daily - search your dates for live prices.
England's biggest historic county packs in the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors national parks, a dramatic coastline and some of the country's finest historic towns. Compare car hire in York, at York station and at Leeds Bradford Airport, and choose the pick-up that suits your tour.
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York or Leeds Bradford Airport?
York's city and station branches suit visitors arriving by train on the East Coast main line, and put the Moors and the coast within easy reach. Leeds Bradford Airport, north-west of Leeds, is better placed for the Dales and West Yorkshire. Prices vary by location and date, so compare all three before booking.
Prices from our own search on 2 Nov 2026 for a 7-day hire, 23 Nov - 30 Nov, driver aged 30. Prices change daily - search your dates for live prices.
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Car rental offices in Yorkshire
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Car classes & models
Cars you can hire in Yorkshire
Economy
from £13.10/daySmall hatchbacks for up to four people; a sensible default for most trips.
24 offers in our searchCompact
from £14.84/dayRoomier hatchbacks with space for a family's weekend luggage.
21 offers in our searchSUV
from £16.40/dayRaised seating and extra space - popular for countryside and coast.
52 offers in our searchPeople carrier
from £30.51/daySeven to nine seats for groups and big families.
41 offers in our searchElectric
from £19.45/dayZero tailpipe emissions - check charging at your destination.
18 offers in our searchClasses and "from" prices come from our own search on 2 Nov 2026 for 23 Nov - 30 Nov (7 days). Models are examples - the exact car depends on the supplier.
Local know-how
Driving in Yorkshire
Park & Ride in York
York's walled centre has narrow streets, pedestrian zones and limited parking. The Park & Ride sites around the outer ring road are the easiest way in - leave the car and take the bus to the centre.
Dales and Moors lanes
Country roads in the national parks are often narrow and walled, with blind bends, sheep and tractors. Take your time, use passing places on single-track stretches and park only in proper laybys or car parks.
Steep hills
Some moorland roads are very steep - Sutton Bank on the A170 near Thirsk is a well-known example and is unsuitable for caravans. Use a low gear on the way down rather than riding the brakes.
Main routes
The A1(M) runs north - south through the county and the M62 crosses it east - west; both are busy at peak times. The A64 links Leeds with York and Scarborough and can be slow on summer weekends.
Get out of town
Day trips by car
Whitby
Abbey ruins above the harbour, fish and chips and the town's Dracula connection.
Castle Howard
A baroque stately home set in vast landscaped grounds in the Howardian Hills.
Fountains Abbey
Huge Cistercian ruins beside the Studley Royal water garden, a World Heritage Site.
Malham Cove
A vast limestone cliff with a famous limestone pavement on top, deep in the Dales.
Haworth
The Brontë sisters' village and parsonage, with moorland walks out towards Top Withens.
Scarborough
A classic seaside resort with two sweeping bays divided by a headland castle.
Distances are straight-line from Yorkshire city centre; road distances are longer.
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