Bacău car hires from £4/day

On average a car hire in Bacău costs £15 per day.

The average price of fuel in Bacău is £4.39 per litre over the past 30 days. Filling up a tank of fuel costs between £53 and £70, depending on the car size.

Premium (Audi A4 or similar) is the most frequently booked car hire type in Bacău.

Car hire companies onsite at Bacau airport include Direct Rent, Klass Wagen, Pricecarz and Wheego.

The only car hire company that offers shuttle or pick-up services from Bacau airport to off-airport locations is Klass Wagen.

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

A Premium car hire in Bacău costs £27 per day, on average.

A Compact car hire in Bacău costs £28 per day, on average.

In Bacău, cars are most frequently hired at Direct Rent Bacau airport (1 miles from city centre).

Most car hire providers in Bacău offer insurance but the level of protection can differ substantially. If you're unsure whether to get extra protection for your car hire in Bacău, check out KAYAK's car hire insurance guide.

The type of car hire in Bacău that you choose depends mostly on personal needs. Avoid small, lighter cars and stick to a sedan or heavier compact model. A heavier car is easier to navigate on slippery roads or roads in bad condition. If you're travelling with a family, consider an SUV Bacău car hire. All car companies operating out of the city have ample choices available, and SUVs seem to be the most common choice.

It's always important to be aware of and stick to the speed limits in a city when you hire a car. Bacău's speed limits are the same as the limits throughout Romania. When you're driving within the city limits, in built-up areas, avoid going over 50 km/h, even if locals are going faster. On the open urban roads and those outside of the built-up areas, the speed limit is 90 km/h. Major motorways and highways outside of Bacău and in the rest of Romania have a speed limit of 120 km/h.

Finding parking in Bacău typically isn't a problem. If you're in the centre of the city or driving around the city, you'll find ample parking garages attached to the areas you're trying to visit. Most tourist attractions in the city have parking allocated to them and you'll generally pay someone who's watching the car. In built-up parking lots, there will be a ticketing machine and you'll pay the ticket before going back to your car. If you're outside of the city centre, you're bound to find unpaid street parking, but don't expect there to be an official parking space wherever you are. There are often cars just parked on the side of the road.