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Honda City rental in Melbourne

The Honda City is a light five-seat sedan with a 1.5-litre petrol engine. It suits budget-minded commuters and students who want a small car with a proper boot; the 2017 City VTi CVT is rated at 5.8 L/100km combined.

1 in the fleet, $160 a week, bond $400, collected from Dandenong South / Dandenong.

Rented by the week or month to month with unlimited km (work out fuel with the fuel cost calculator), P-plates welcome, collected from our base in Dandenong South, minutes from Dandenong.

Seats
5
Fuel
Petrol
Official fuel use
5.7–5.8 L/100km
In the fleet
1

Fuel figures: 5.8 L/100km combined (City VTi 1.5L CVT, released 2017, Green Vehicle Guide); 5.7 L/100km for the 2014 City VTi auto

Good for
  • Budget commuting
  • Students
  • Solo drivers

A small sedan rather than a hatch

The City is a light car with a separate sedan boot behind the rear seat rather than a hatchback tailgate. For many renters that is the main appeal: luggage, work gear or shopping stays out of sight in the boot, which matters when you leave the car parked at a train station or on the street overnight.

Running costs

The Green Vehicle Guide lists the City VTi 1.5-litre with the CVT automatic, released in 2017, at 5.8 L/100km combined, and the VTi-L at 5.9. The earlier City VTi automatic, listed from 2014, is rated at 5.7. All are listed on regular 91 RON unleaded, which keeps the cost per fill down.

Practical points

  • Engine: the 1.5-litre is adequate around town and on the freeway with one or two people aboard; it works harder with a full load or up long hills such as those in the Dandenong Ranges.
  • Seats: five, with space best suited to two adults in the back.
  • Boot shape: a sedan boot keeps things secure, but its opening is smaller than a hatchback's tailgate. For bulky items such as a pram or flat-pack furniture, the Honda Jazz hatch is the easier choice.
  • Rideshare: any rideshare use depends on the specific car meeting Uber's current Melbourne requirements, including the ANCAP 5-star rating and the 15-year age limit for UberX.

Renting one

Weekly rent and bond for each City are on its listing. We accept P-plates for the rental itself (Uber asks its drivers for a full licence held 6 months), and pickup is from Dandenong South.

What the weekly rent covers

In the weekly rent

  • Insurance on the vehicle. The cover, excess and exclusions are in the insurance documents you get with your booking.
  • Unlimited kilometres.
  • Roadside assistance.
  • Scheduled servicing, plus repairs from normal wear and tear or a pre-existing fault.
  • If it breaks down through no fault of yours, a replacement where one is available, or your rent is adjusted.
  • No lock-in after the first month: hand it back on 2 weeks' notice.

You pay separately

  • Fuel. Return it at the level you collected it.
  • Tolls, parking and fines during your hire.
  • Damage up to the insurance excess.
  • A refundable security bond, back within 30 days of return with any deduction itemised.

Full terms: rental agreement · cancellation policy.

Renting a Honda City: questions

What fuel does a Honda City use?

Regular 91 RON unleaded, according to the Green Vehicle Guide listings for the 2014 and 2017 City. The 2017 VTi CVT is rated at 5.8 L/100km combined.

Is the Honda City a hatchback?

No, it is a four-door sedan with a separate boot. If you want a hatch of similar size, see the Honda Jazz.

Can I rent a Honda City on my P-plates?

Yes. P-plates are accepted, and the weekly rent and bond are listed on each car.

Request · $160/wk