Moving people? Rent the 8-seat minivan. Moving things? Rent the pickup truck. The minivan seats up to eight but has room for only two large bags once every seat is filled. The pickup seats four and adds an open bed for furniture, boxes and gear. Decide by what you need more of: seats or cargo space.
- 8-seat minivan (Class W): Toyota Sienna, up to 8 passengers, up to 6 child seats, 2 large and 3 small bags.
- Pickup truck (Class LA): Toyota Tacoma, up to 4 passengers, up to 3 child seats, an open bed for bulky items plus 3 large and 3 small bags.
- Moving house? A pickup handles a few pieces of furniture or a stack of boxes in one or two trips. For a whole household, combine it with a moving company.
- Before loading a pickup: the bed has no roof. Bring tie-down straps and a tarp for Guam’s sudden showers.
- Rental periods: both vehicles can be booked by the day, and the pickup can also be rented 30 days at a time.
Vehicle details in this article were checked on the booking screen on October 28, 2026.

What vans and pickup trucks can you rent in Guam?
Among the larger classes on GUAM Rent-A-Car Center’s search results are an 8-seat minivan and a mid-size pickup. Every rental company compared on the site lists them with the same capacity.
| 8-seat minivan (Class W) | Pickup truck (Class LA) |
| Toyota Sienna | Toyota Tacoma |
| Up to 8 seats | Up to 4 seats |
| Up to 6 child car seats | Up to 3 child car seats |
| 2 large and 3 small bags | 3 large and 3 small bags |
| Cargo goes behind the third row; space is small with all seats in use | Cargo goes in the open bed behind the cab |
| Good for families of 6–8, airport runs with relatives and group outings | Good for furniture, moving boxes, tools, and beach or camping gear |
The model shown is the one listed for each class. The exact vehicle you drive away in can vary.
Need five seats and more luggage room than a sedan? A mid-size SUV (Class RV: Toyota RAV4, Mazda CX-5 or Mitsubishi Outlander) sits between the two.

Should you rent a minivan or a pickup truck?
Think about what fills the vehicle most of the time. If it is people, take the minivan. If it is objects that will not fit through a car door, take the pickup.
| Your plan | Better choice and why |
|---|---|
| Family of 6–8 on island for a week | Minivan. Everyone rides together, with room for car seats |
| Picking up visiting relatives at the airport | Minivan. Eight seats, but only two large suitcases with a full car |
| Buying a sofa, mattress or appliance | Pickup. The bed takes items that will not go inside an SUV |
| Moving a room’s worth of boxes | Pickup. Several trips in a day without paying for delivery |
| Carrying your own tools or materials for work | Pickup. Dirty or heavy loads stay out of the cabin |
| Beach day with coolers, a canopy and chairs | Either. Pickup if the gear is bulky; minivan if the group is large |
Renting for work, or for a month or more? See monthly and long-term car rental. On military orders? The military rental page covers the first weeks on island and 30-day rentals.
How much can a pickup truck move in Guam?
A rented pickup is a practical way to handle a small move yourself. Here is roughly how far one truck goes:
- A few large items (a bed frame, a dresser, a washing machine): one day and one or two trips, depending on size.
- A studio or one-bedroom apartment: a day or two, plus a friend to help load, is usually enough for boxes and smaller furniture.
- A full house: let a moving company take the heavy furniture, and use a pickup or minivan for boxes, plants and fragile items you would rather carry yourself.
Use the truck for your own belongings only. The rental terms add a fee if a vehicle is used for delivery or transport services.
Moving into off-base housing after a PCS (Permanent Change of Station)? The military rental page explains how a 30-day rental covers the wait until your own vehicle arrives.

What should you know before loading a pickup bed?
The bed is open to the weather and to wind, so plan for rain and for keeping the load in place.
- Rain: showers can arrive with little warning at any time of year, and more often in the rainy season, roughly July to November. Cover cardboard boxes and anything that must stay dry with a tarp.
- Tie-downs: bring ratchet straps or rope. Loose items shift on turns and can be blown out of the bed while driving.
- Weight: put heavy items in first, close to the cab, and lighter ones on top. Keep the load low enough that it does not block your view.
- Protect the truck: lay a blanket or cardboard under furniture legs and metal items so they do not scratch the bed.
- Before you return: sweep out sand, soil and packing debris. The rental terms list cleaning fees for vehicles returned sandy or muddy.
What should you know before driving an 8-seat minivan?
With every seat full, the listed luggage space is two large suitcases and three small bags. If eight people each bring a big bag, you will need a second vehicle or a lighter packing plan.
- Luggage: with fewer than eight riders, fold part of the third row to free up room for bags.
- Child seats: up to six fit. The rental terms require child seats for children aged 0 to 11 (up to 144 cm), and seats can be rented by the day.
- Parking: a minivan is longer than a sedan. In busy lots, pick a space you can leave easily, and use the sliding doors to load in tight spots.
- Searching: on the search form, tick the box for groups of six or more to see the vehicles that seat everyone.

What should you check before you book?
A larger vehicle makes a few details matter more than they would with a compact car.
- What is included: the rates shown include liability coverage for other people and their property, as well as taxes and fees.
- Optional damage coverage: under the rental terms, the collision damage waiver (CDW) applies to car-to-car collisions and comes with a deductible unless you also add a zero-deductible waiver. Scrapes from loading or reversing into a tight spot may not be covered, so read what each option includes before you decide. The Guam rental car comparison checklist explains each option.
- Additional drivers: if you will take turns at the wheel, register every driver. Unregistered drivers are not covered in an accident.
- Daily or monthly: both vehicles can be booked by the day. For a month or longer, compare 30-day rates on the monthly and long-term car rental page.
- Age: drivers aged 18 and over can rent any car compared on the site, and under-25s pay no extra charge.
For every vehicle type on offer, see Rental Car Types Available in Guam.
FAQ
How many people fit in a rental van in Guam?
The 8-seat minivan (Toyota Sienna) carries up to eight people, including the driver. With all eight seats in use, the listed luggage space is two large suitcases and three small bags.
Which pickup truck will I get?
The pickup class is listed as the Toyota Tacoma, a mid-size truck that seats four and carries cargo in an open bed out back. The exact vehicle can vary.
Can I use a rental pickup to move house in Guam?
Yes, for your own belongings. A pickup covers a few pieces of furniture or an apartment’s worth of boxes in a day or two. For a full household, pair it with a moving company.
Can I keep a pickup truck for a month?
Yes. Daily bookings and 30-day rentals are both available for the pickup. Current monthly rates are on the long-term rental page.
Compare van and pickup rates in Guam
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