Which car hire company is considered to be the best in Northwest Territories?

Taking our users’ ratings and reviews into consideration, Sixt (9.5 rating), Driving Force (8.8 rating) and Alamo (8.5 rating) seem to be the best car hire companies in Northwest Territories.

How far in advance should I hire a car in Northwest Territories for the best price?

Hiring your favourite car model can become more difficult the closer you are to your desired travel date. It’s ideal to book early to have that peace of mind. An early booking can save you up to 49% in Northwest Territories - we recommend booking at least 87days in advance.

Can I rent a car for a month in Northwest Territories?

The length of time you can book a rental for is subject to the inventory of the supplier. When renting a vehicle from Northwest Territories it should be possible to rent a car for a whole month if needed.

Cheap Car Rentals in Northwest Territories

Yellowknife, NT, Canada

2 Jun — 9 Jun

Same drop-off

Fri 2/6

Noon

Fri 9/6

Noon

Driver's age:

26-65Other

What is the cheapest time to rent a car in Northwest Territories?

January

₹ 7,115

February

₹ 6,784

March

₹ 6,867

April

₹ 6,949

May

₹ 6,536

June

₹ 6,784

July

₹ 6,867

August

₹ 6,867

September

₹ 7,198

October

₹ 7,446

November

₹ 6,867

December

₹ 7,115

Currently, the cheapest month to rent a car in Northwest Territories is May. The most expensive time to rent a car is October. The cheapest prices for each month are shown above, but prices will vary based on availability, how far out you book your rental car, and of course, car type.

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Top rental agencies in Northwest Territories

Budget

4 locations

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National

6.4

Okay

7 reviews•1 location

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Recent reviews

10.0

Wonderful|Oct 2022

Great

6.0

Okay|Jul 2022

Rental only included 100 free Kilometres which is ridiculous .

6.0

Okay|May 2022

Though I purchased insurance through the same service (Kayak), the insurance was on a different receipt, so both the National agent and I were of the impression that insurance was not purchased. Therefore I ended up purchasing insurance twice, fortunately needing neither. Otherwise the checkin and return went great!

2.0

Poor|May 2022

I wasn't able to rent a car, I would like my money back!!!

2.0

Poor|Mar 2019

Staff was friendly, but they never received the reservation. Your systems didn’t connect and. I car was available. The manager had to drive me in her own car to the hotel.

There was no car available and National never received the reservation.

5.2

Fair|Mar 2017

Both rentals I had included an extension cord and brush...

The first "SUV" I got was a pretty beat '09 Explorer with 100,000km and very bald all season tires... In Yellowknife. In March. Oh and it almost left me stranded after the first night when it wouldn't start in whopping -20C. I got somebody to give me a jump and barely got it cranked over thankfully. I can understand maybe -30C+ or colder, but seriously at only -20C, cars put in to service in Yellowknife should be able to do this without too much drama. Then later that first day I got stuck in a driveway with maybe 2" of snow at the most on an otherwise plowed drive. it was pathetic performance for an "SUV" which I picked and paid extra for hoping to have something reasonably capable for the local conditions. With the bald tires I had to spend 20 minutes rocking it back and forth with pushing from a helper and digging the front tires out (of literally only 2" of snow on ice) to get it out on to the road. If any of my personal vehicles were in that state of neglect I'd probably burn them to the ground. I took the SUV back immediately and accepted a replacement compact (Chevy Cruz) since that was all they had in the lot. No price refund difference or anything, but I was happy to just get anything other than that car, and it did happen to have real snow tires on the front which were in good shape. I actually enjoyed the Cruz even though it was tiny since with decent tires it did pretty good on the ice and snow, it wasn't like I was trying to go off-road or anything, just needed to get around town. And more importantly it started when I needed it to without much issue. Tight fit for two with luggage in the back taking up the rear seat, but it worked.

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Driving Force

2 locations

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Hertz

1 location

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Sunnycars

1 location

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What are petrol prices like in Northwest Territories

The average price of petrol in Northwest Territories is ₹ 108/litre over the past month, costing you anywhere between ₹ 4,840 and ₹ 6,991 to fill up a car’s fuel tank.