North Star Drives | Premium Car Rental Guide

Vehicle Selection

Top Luxury Brands in Canada

Tesla Model S/X: Eco-friendly performance in urban areas
Cadillac Escalade: Iconic luxury SUV for Alberta expeditions
Mercedes EQC: Premium electric option in Quebec cities
Audi A8: Executive elegance for corporate travel

Choosing Your Ride

Alberta's mountainous terrain favors SUVs like Range Rover while Quebec's historic cities suit agile coupes. Consider seasonal needs - winter tires required November-April.

Compare options at Hertz Canada or peer-to-peer platform Turo.

Rental Conditions

Key Considerations

Minimum $1 million liability insurance required
Security deposit of $500-$2000 typically held
Additional drivers must be listed in contract
Extra fees for airport locations

Provincial Differences

Quebec requires additional CAQ insurance for rentals. Alberta allows one-way rentals between Calgary and Banff. Check Alberta Transportation guidelines.

Pricing Comparison

Location	Economy SUV	Luxury Sedan	Premium SUV
Toronto	$85/day	$145/day	$220/day
Vancouver	$90/day	$150/day	$235/day
Montreal	$75/day	$130/day	$210/day

Prices from major providers like Enterprise Canada. Winter (Dec-Feb) rates 20-30% higher.

Required Documents

Basic Requirements

Valid driver's license (Canadian or international)
Major credit card in renter's name
Proof of insurance (if not purchasing company insurance)
Government-issued ID

Provincial Variations

In Quebec, SAAQ requires additional insurance disclosure. Alberta accepts US licenses for residents staying less than 90 days.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I drive the rental car into the USA?

Yes, but check with your provider first. Some companies restrict cross-border travel. Bring proper documentation - passport and rental agreement.

What about long-term rentals?

Most providers offer weekly/monthly discounts. For rentals over 28 days, special insurance requirements may apply. Transport Canada guidelines apply.

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