Culver City car rentals

The average gas price in Culver City is C$ 4.71 per litre over the past 30 days. Filling up a gas tank costs between C$ 57 and C$ 75, depending on the car size.

Intermediate (Toyota Corolla or similar) is the most frequently booked rental car type in Culver City.

Car rental companies onsite at Los Angeles airport include Priceless, Ace, FlexWays, MEXRENTACAR, Budget, NextCar, Sixt, EL8 Luxury Car Rental, Yesaway and Europcar.

Car rental companies that offer shuttle or pick-up services from Los Angeles airport to off-airport locations include Priceless, Budget, Sixt, Europcar, Economy Rent a Car, Alamo, Payless, Right Cars, Hertz and Dollar.

Take a look at our extensive car rental location map to find the best rental cars near you.

An Intermediate car rental in Culver City costs C$ 27 per day, on average.

A Full Size car rental in Culver City costs C$ 41 per day, on average.

An Economy car rental in Culver City costs C$ 85 per day, on average.

The most suitable vehicle to rent for use in Culver City is a compact economy vehicle. This is ideal for the many alleys in Culver and cost-effectiveness of the cars. Because the acceleration of cars used in Culver city is relatively low, using the economy vehicles is a better way of keeping within limits. The town has a walkability score of about 75, especially in the downtown area, which makes it one of the cities where you can run errands on foot.

The speed limit for Culver city varies with the area you are driving. The lowest speed limit, however, is 25mph which applies for streets such as Duquesne to Van Burn Avenue and Washington Boulevard to Lucerne Avenues. In comparison, the highest speed limit in Culver City is 45mph for avenues such as Route 90 Marina Freeway to the east City limit. You will get a speed ticket if you drive above the speed limit enforced. You can, however, hit 65mph on a highway.

The most suitable parking space to use is your hotel’s parking. However, some parking spaces around town offer free parking to people needing the services. Westside Pavillion Parking, City Hall parking, and Santa Monica Parking structure are just a few places to get suitable parking. If you are downtown Culver city, there are also city-owned parking facilities like Washington Blvd, Cardiff Ave, Watseka Ave, and Venice Blvd where you can utilize parking. Culver city is bikeable and walkable so you can walk or cycle to most places for your errands.