Long-Term Car Rental
Monthly & Long-Term Car Rental in Guam
Staying longer than a holiday
Guam Rent-A-Car Center puts the island's rental companies on one screen. Most of what goes through it is a few days long. A steady share is not — a contract, a posting, a build, a semester — and a car is needed for the whole of it.
Long-term car rental on Guam runs on a flat thirty-day rate. It is set once for the month, and it is a long way below what the same car costs booked a day at a time.
- A 30-day car rental on Guam starts at $519 for a sedan, $619 for a mini SUV and $819 for a pickup. Liability insurance, taxes and unlimited mileage are included.
- Rentals run 30 days at a time and can be extended, as long as the car is not already booked by someone else.
- Companies can rent several cars for their staff; ask before booking if you need an invoice in the company name or a term agreed up front.
- A U.S. driver's license is good for 90 days after arrival, and one from Japan, Korea or another country listed in Guam law for 30 days. Registering it with the Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation extends it for up to one year.
- Offices are in Tumon and open 24 hours. Hotel pick-up is free, and bookings can be cancelled free up to an hour before pick-up.
Rates are the current 30-day rates from the booking system. Information checked on October 16, 2026.
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Rental Specials!
Liability insurance (bodily injury and property damage) included
All Sedans
Mini SUV
Pickup
Sedans
The default for a long stay. Easiest to park along the Tumon strip, and the cheapest of the three to keep fueled.
Mini SUV
The extra height and cargo space earn their keep once there are children, dive gear, or a monthly run to the warehouse stores.
Pickup
A bed for lumber, a move between apartments, a surfboard that will not go inside anything. Plenty take one because they would rather be driving a truck.
Who takes a car by the month
A posting or a contract
A year at a clinic, six months on the buildup, a semester teaching. The stay has an end date, but it is not measured in days.
A car in the shop
Parts come by ship. A repair that would take a few days on the mainland can hold a vehicle for weeks here, and nothing about the school run changes while it waits.
Waiting on a car of your own
Buying is not usually the hold-up here — a common model can be had quickly enough. The wait comes when the vehicle has to be ordered in, or when the decision itself is not ready to be made. A monthly rental covers either.
Work that changes shape
Crews arrive, projects move, headcount in March is not what it was in January. Renting by the month lets the number of cars follow the work rather than the other way around.
Between homes
Relocations rarely land cleanly. A monthly car covers the stretch when the container, the lease and the start date are all still moving.
A long stay that is not work
A season with family, a few months of diving, a long stretch between jobs. The rate does not ask why.
What the monthly rate already covers
Liability insurance — personal and property, included rather than sold at the counter.
Unlimited mileage — no cap and no per-mile charge, so living in Yigo and working in Tumon costs the same as staying next to the counter.
Taxes and fees — in the figure above, not added to it.
Hotel pick-up — free, which matters most in the first week, before anywhere is home yet.
Counters open around the clock — and free cancellation up to an hour before pick-up.
What you are not taking on
Buying a car for a stay that ends is a lot of commitment for a temporary problem.
No loan, no down payment
One rate a month, and nothing tied up in the vehicle.
No lease application, no credit screening
It is a rental, not a finance agreement. A driver's license, a credit card in the driver's name and a passport or ID are what you bring. A U.S. license is good for 90 days after arrival, and one from Japan, Korea or another country listed in Guam law for 30 days — no international permit needed. Staying longer? Register your license with the Guam Department of Revenue and Taxation to extend it for up to one year.
No servicing to arrange
Maintenance, registration and inspections stay on our side of the counter.
Nothing to sell at the end
On an island, getting rid of a car is harder than buying one. You hand back the keys instead.
Long-term car rental FAQ
Q. How much is a monthly car rental in Guam?
A 30-day rental starts at $519 for a sedan, $619 for a mini SUV and $819 for a pickup. The rate includes liability insurance, taxes and unlimited mileage, so it is the total you pay for the month.
Q. Can I extend a monthly rental?
Yes. Rentals run 30 days at a time and can be extended as long as the car is not already booked by someone else, so let us know as early as you can.
Q. Can a company rent cars for its staff on Guam?
Yes. Several cars can be booked at the same 30-day rate. If you need an invoice in the company name, a term agreed up front or cars starting on the same day, contact us before you book.
Q. Is damage to the car covered on a monthly rental?
Liability for injury and property damage is included. Collision damage waiver (CDW) for the car itself is optional, and on a rental measured in months it is worth adding for peace of mind.
Q. What do I need to rent a car for a month?
A valid driver's license, a credit card in the driver's name and a passport or ID. Drivers 18 and over can rent, with no young driver fee.
Compare before you commit
Over three days, a few dollars between companies barely registers. Over three months it is the difference between one class of car and the next one up. The rates here sit side by side and book on the same screen, so a long stay can be priced the same way a weekend is.
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