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How much does a one month car hire cost in Los Angeles right now?

Plan a month in Los Angeles with realistic price ranges, clear inclusions and smart ways to save on long bookings wit...

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Quick Summary

  • Typical one month prices in Los Angeles vary by season and size. Expect economy to mid size from around US$800 to US$1,300, SUVs and minivans higher.
  • Monthly deals bundle lower daily rates and often include bigger mileage allowances.
  • Book early for summer and holiday weekends to lock the best rate and vehicle class.

Sunset Boulevard to Malibu is an easy 25 to 40 mile round trip in light traffic, so a full month behind the wheel quickly pays off compared with ride hailing. If you are weighing up a long Los Angeles booking, start with car hire at LAX so you can compare classes and monthly rates in one place.

How much does a month cost? As a planning range, compact and mid size cars in low season often land between roughly US$800 and US$1,300 for 28 to 30 days before taxes. Expect full size sedans in the US$1,100 to US$1,500 bracket, while popular family choices like small SUVs and minivans trend higher due to demand. Peak dates such as summer holidays and large events can lift those figures. Different suppliers and coverage packages also change the final number.

For more space or higher driving position, compare SUV choices around LAX. If you are travelling with extra luggage or surfboards, check van hire options near the terminals. Travellers loyal to a specific brand can review queues and locations at the Enterprise LAX desk. Families who want dual sliding doors can look at minivan models available at LAX.

Six things move monthly pricing in Los Angeles: pickup location, booking timing, vehicle class, insurance choice, mileage policy, and one way plans. Airport pickups can be a touch pricier than in town, but they offer the widest fleet selection. Booking two to three weeks ahead usually beats last minute. Mileage wise, true unlimited mileage is common, but some budget tariffs carry daily caps, so read the inclusions carefully.

With Hola Car Rentals, long bookings are simple. Many itineraries include Free Cancellation up to 48 hours before pick up. Our All Inclusive Plus rate shows the full protection options clearly, and selected plans add Maximum liability coverage of US$300,000. You can also qualify for Cashback on tolls when you use the transponder correctly. Because prices move daily, it pays to reserve early and re check later if your dates are flexible.

To benchmark against other cities and see what goes into a month long quote, start with our guide to one month rental costs. If you are debating a subscription or lease for a longer stay, this explainer on long term rentals versus subscriptions and leasing outlines the trade offs in plain English.

Tips to keep the bill down: choose a mainstream class, avoid add ons you will not use, and return with a full tank. If more than one driver is on the trip, check whether your plan includes an additional driver at no extra cost. Finally, look at the calendar. A 30 or 31 day booking can actually cost more than four consecutive 7 day blocks, so compare both options before you commit.

Taxes and fees in Los Angeles vary by pickup site. Airport rentals include facility charges and concession recovery fees set by the airport, while many city branches price those elements differently. The final total will also show state and local taxes, which is why it is smart to compare the full checkout number rather than headline daily rates.

FAQs

  • Is a monthly booking exactly 30 days? Many monthly offers are 28 to 30 days, but suppliers set their own cut offs. Always check the exact pick up and return times.
  • Can I add full protection for a month? Yes. Most partners allow you to include full coverage for the entire period, with the daily charge bundled into the monthly total.
  • Is mileage unlimited for a month? Often yes in Los Angeles, but some tariffs carry caps. If there is a daily cap, overage fees apply per mile.
  • Which brands have the most cars at LAX? Allied companies like Alamo, Enterprise, Hertz, Dollar, Thrifty, Payless, Avis, National and Budget typically keep the deepest fleets at the airport.

Ready to lock your Los Angeles wheels for the month? Book with Hola Car Rentals today for clear pricing and solid coverage.