Your Buenos Aires Adventure Starts with a Car Rental from AEP

Pick up your keys right after you land and explore the city on your own schedule.

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Finding Your Car Rental at AEP Airport

Jorge Newbery Airfield (AEP) offers a streamlined car rental experience with most major providers located directly within the main terminal. This makes it easy to go from your flight to your car without needing shuttles or extra transport.

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Main Terminal (Arrivals Hall)

After collecting your luggage and clearing customs, proceed to the main arrivals hall. The car rental desks (Alquiler de Autos) for companies like Avis, Hertz, and Localiza are conveniently located here. Follow the overhead signs to find the counters, complete your paperwork, and you'll be directed to the nearby parking area to pick up your vehicle.

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The Ultimate Convenience: Renting at AEP

Picking up your car at the airport is the fastest way to start your journey. It's perfect for travelers with heavy luggage or tight schedules. Enjoy a wide selection of vehicles and the peace of mind that comes with renting from major, trusted brands located right on-site.

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AEP Airport Car Rentals - Trusted Ratings from Real Travelers

Read genuine reviews from travelers who picked up at Buenos Aires Aeroparque Jorge Newbery Airport. Make informed decisions based on real experiences.

Compañía de alquiler	Calificación	Tarifa media diaria	Método/distancia de recogida	Depósito	Ventajas clave
Best Overall	4.3 13455+ reviews	$110	Walk to counter	-	●Excellent customer service quality ●Clean and well-maintained vehicles ●Fast easy pickup and return
	3.1 21,895+ reviews	$99	Walk to counter	-	●Competitive pricing compared to others ●Friendly and helpful staff members ●Easy online booking process
	2.1 57 reviews	$67	In terminal, Walk to counter	$600 - $2,200	●Outstanding customer service staff ●Emerald Club membership benefits ●Fast efficient service
	1.8 17 reviews	$104	Pick-up service	$414	●Easy five-minute car pickup ●Clean and comfortable vehicles ●Friendly and informative staff
	1.8 3000+ reviews	$67	In terminal, Walk to counter	$1,995 - $3,420	●Excellent professional service ●Easy fast rental process ●Friendly courteous staff
	1.4 3800+ reviews	$98	In terminal	-	●Global network presence ●Varied vehicle selection ●Multiple airport locations
	1.2 5500+ reviews	$114	In terminal, Walk to counter	$291 - $1,161	●Affordable rental rates ●Friendly and helpful staff ●Quick and easy checkout
	1.2 4600+ reviews	$124	365 ft	$291 - $1,161	●Fast and efficient service ●Friendly and professional staff ●Easy quick pickup process

Los datos de valoraciones y opiniones se obtienen de Trustpilot. Los detalles de la póliza pueden variar según la ubicación y el tipo de vehículo. Por favor, confírmelo en el momento de la reserva.

Fuente de datos: Alquiler de coches QEEQ

Última actualización: Jun. 3 2026

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What Should You Do If You Have a Rental Car Accident at AEP Airport in Argentina?

Immediately contact your rental company’s emergency line and dial 911 if there are injuries. Do not move the car until authorities arrive and you’ve documented the scene with photos. Secure a police report (denuncia policial) and notify the rental counter at Aeroparque Jorge Newbery as soon as practical to avoid coverage disputes or extra charges.

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A Renter's Guide to Refueling in Argentina

This guide provides essential tips for renting a car in Argentina, focusing on the refueling process, fuel types, payment options, and key Spanish phrases for a smooth experience.

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Buenos Aires car rental guide avoid hidden fees with all inclusive deals

Comprehensive guide to renting a car in Buenos Aires covering how to avoid hidden fees, understand mandatory insurance, airport surcharges, local taxes, TelePASE tolls and cross border restrictions. Learn the difference between basic pay at counter rates and all inclusive prepaid packages, how to inspect the vehicle, manage fuel and return policies, and why booking via trusted platforms with transparent pricing helps ensure the price you see is the price you pay.

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Rent a Car at Buenos Aires Jorge Newbery Airport AEP – Easy Pickup Guide

Discover how to easily rent a car at Buenos Aires Jorge Newbery Airport AEP. Learn where to find car rental desks in the Arrivals Hall, which documents you must bring such as passport, US license, IDP, and credit card, key rental policies on fuel and insurance, contact details for major agencies like Hertz, Avis, Sixt, Localiza, and Europcar, plus pro tips on vehicle inspection, TelePASE tolls, and driving away smoothly with your QEEQ booking.

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Don't Drive in Buenos Aires Without This: Ultimate Car Rental Insurance Guide

Essential guide for renting a car in Buenos Aires and across Argentina. Explains why the mandatory Third‑Party Liability barely protects you, compares rental-company zero-deductible (Super CDW) vs third‑party reimbursement policies (e.g., QEEQ), exposes the credit-card insurance trap, and includes a step-by-step pre-rental checklist and claims action plan to avoid financial disaster.

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Información de la plataforma

Car Rental Expert Advice

By QEEQ Platform Expert Team

Métricas de especialización

Reconocimiento de la plataforma

La mejor web de reserva de coches de Asia 2023 y 2024

Volumen de reservas

Revisar calidad

Más de 10.000 reseñas verificadas de 5 estrellas

Experiencia en el mercado

Autoridad de datos

Verificación de especialización

Datos de QEEQ verificados con fuentes de datos oficiales locales

Información clave de expertos

Análisis de la plataforma

"Ezeiza Airport is Buenos Aires' primary car rental hub, accounting for 38% of regional LATAM rentals, with fleet routes to Cordoba and Mendoza."

Patrones de reserva

"Economy vehicles dominate at 32% market share in LATAM, while SUVs are the fastest-growing segment at 10.7% CAGR. Peak booking season runs December-January and July, with online bookings at 45-50% share."

Puntos de dolor del cliente

"53% of Latin American car rental consumers report surprise from hidden fees, while 60-70% experience confusion over insurance coverage (CDW/LDW)."

Fuentes de datos

Base de datos interna de reservas de QEEQ
Transfercar Argentina - Fleet Relocation Routes
Global Market Insights - Car Rental Market Report
Argentina Tourism Ministry
Global Market Insights - Car Rental Market Size Report
ABLA - Brazilian Car Rental Association
ABLA - Brazilian Car Rental Association Market Data
Localiza Trustpilot Reviews

Drive Through Buenos Aires: Your Essential Car Rental Guide

Discover the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires with our comprehensive car rental guide - navigate Argentina's capital like a local with expert tips on driving rules, fuel costs, and road regulations

IDIOMAS

Spanish

MONEDA

ARS

Sigue conduciendo

Right-hand side

CÓDIGO DE PAÍS

+54

PRECIO MEDIO DE ALQUILER DE COCHE

$50 per day

Duración media del alquiler de coche

7 days

Límite de velocidad dentro de la ciudad

40-60 km/h

LÍMITE DE VELOCIDAD FUERA DE LA CIUDAD

100-120 km/h

Límite aceptable de alcoholemia

0.02% (Strictly Enforced)

PRECIO MEDIO DE LA GASOLINA

$1.52/L

PRECIO DE GASOLINA MÁS BAJO / MÁS ALTO

$0.01/L - $1.53/L

Buenos Aires Car Rental Guide

Essential driving tips and rental advice for exploring Argentina's capital city by car

Can I drive with my US license in Buenos Aires, or do I need an International Driving Permit?

Your US driver's license is valid in Argentina, but an International Driving Permit (IDP) is strongly recommended as a backup. The IDP serves as an official translation and is often required by rental agencies. You can obtain an IDP through AAA for about $20 before your trip. Neither a Spanish translation nor notarization is required if you carry an IDP.

How do I pay for toll roads in Argentina, and is renting an electronic tag (TelePASE) worth it?

Argentina's highways (like Autopista Buenos Aires-La Plata) use the TelePASE system for electronic toll collection. If you're driving beyond the city, renting a TelePASE device from your rental agency costs roughly 200-400 ARS/day plus tolls. For occasional highway use, paying cash at toll booths is fine. However, if you're planning day trips to Tigre, Delta, or coastal areas, the electronic tag saves significant time and is convenient.

I'm 23 years old. Will I pay a young driver surcharge, and how much is it?

Yes, drivers under 25 typically face a young driver surcharge (conductor joven) of about 25-30% on the base rental rate. At age 23, you'll likely pay this fee at most agencies. Some companies like Localiza and Avis may waive the surcharge for ages 21-24, so shop around. Budget an extra $15-$30 per day depending on the vehicle class.

What surprised US drivers most about driving in Buenos Aires that I should know before renting?

Right turns on red are prohibited unless explicitly posted. Speed bumps (lomos de burro) appear suddenly on major avenues—take them at walking pace. Yellow taxi lights mean 'available,' not 'warning.' The city has aggressive driving with frequent lane cutting and honking. Outside the city, unpaved roads and potholes appear quickly—drive cautiously at night. Expect heavy traffic in Recoleta, Palermo, and microcentro during rush hours (7-10am and 5-8pm).

Is it safe to park on the street in Buenos Aires, or should I only use garages?

Street parking in central neighborhoods like Microcentro, San Telmo, and near major tourist sites carries high theft risk—items are frequently smashed from cars. Valet parking at restaurants and shopping centers ($5-15 USD) is safer. In Palermo and Recoleta, attended parking lots (cocheras) charge 150-400 ARS/hour. Never leave valuables visible; use underground garages at your hotel.

What type of fuel does Argentina use, and do I need to worry about fuel when returning the rental?

Argentina uses nafta (gasoline), primarily unleaded (súper, 95 octane) and premium (prémium, 98 octane). Diesel (gas-oil) vehicles are common in SUVs and trucks. Most rentals come with a full-to-full policy—you receive a full tank and must return it full to avoid inflated refueling charges (often 2-3x pump price). Gas stations are abundant in Buenos Aires but can be scarce in Patagonia; always fill up before leaving major cities.

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