The summer months always prove to be a busy time for car rental in Iceland, accommodating the influx of travellers wishing for self drive holidays across the country’s unique landscape. Read the full story

Reykjavik Rent a Car has fast acquired its reputation for being one of the best value Iceland hire car companies around. And their prices have just taken a further dive because the summer high season has come to an end. The rapidly expanding company runs a comprehensive fleet of high specification nearly new vehicles and hires them out at unbeatable prices. Read the full story

Car rental in Iceland has a reputation for being expensive. And on the rare occasions when it is cheap, it is all-too-often because the cars are older than Grandma or lower quality than a Toshooba television. But for those who know where to look, there is in fact a company with high-end new cars to rent in Iceland at rock bottom prices. Read the full story

Reykjavik Rent a Car’s reputation for its low prices and good customer care is only growing with time. Despite the global economic crisis and the fact that it charges less than all its competitors, the family-run provider of car rental in Iceland is forging ahead with its expansion plans, unveiling its new and updated fleet of vehicles. Read the full story

Renting cars in Iceland can be a real bank breaker – even now with the weak krona. And the roads are often unsuitable for taking more than one person in a tiny hatchback. There are times one just needs something a wee bit bigger. Personally, I’ve never been able to afford that luxury until now. Read the full story

Winter season prices on rental cars in Iceland were already a great deal cheaper than in the summer, and have now become even cheaper, suggesting a trip to this icy island might turn out more affordable than ever.

With tourists pouring to Iceland since the beginning of the current financial crisis, Reykjavik Rent a Car company has introduced a 15 percent price reduction for bookings of seven days or more. Read the full story

Those wanting to see Aurora borealis might know the bad news: it appears only during winter. But there is no coin with only one side and travelling in Iceland in the winter season is not as foolish as it might sound to some. Read the full story

Visitors rushing to Iceland to make the most of the low value of the krona can also take advantage of cheaper car hire. The cost of hiring a car in Iceland has recently been slashed by up to 70% by some companies in Reykjavik. Read the full story