Fall foliage car rental in Boston

Rent a car for a scenic drive or a fall foliage road trip through Massachusetts and New Hampshire, with unlimited miles, no credit card, and drivers 18+ welcome. Pick up in Revere 24/7 or have the car delivered.

Illustration of a white SUV rental on a scenic lakeside road through fall foliage and mountains, a New England fall drive from Boston
Leaf season

Chase the color, without the hoops.

Long scenic drives to see the fall colors are what our hybrids and EVs do best: the Prius Prime goes 660+ miles between fill-ups, and our Teslas can use Superchargers along the way. Every rental has unlimited miles within Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.

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Where to go

New England fall foliage drives from Boston

  • Aerial view of the Kancamagus Highway winding through red and orange fall foliage in the White Mountains, New Hampshire

    Kancamagus Highway, NH

    A scenic byway through the White Mountains and one of New England’s best-known fall drives. Color usually peaks here first.

  • Lake framed by red maple leaves and colorful hills in New Hampshire’s Lakes Region in fall

    Lakes Region & Lake Sunapee, NH

    Lakeside roads in central New Hampshire that often stay colorful a little later than the mountains.

  • Quiet forest road under yellow and orange fall leaves in northwestern Massachusetts

    Mohawk Trail, MA

    Route 2 across the hills of northwestern Massachusetts, with lookouts over the valleys.

  • Farmhouse under a golden maple tree with fallen leaves in the Berkshires, Massachusetts

    The Berkshires, MA

    Small towns, farms and hillsides in western Massachusetts, a classic weekend away from the city.

Rental cars stay in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Ask us before planning a trip outside those states.

Good cars for the trip

The best rental cars for a fall road trip

Daily prices before tax, with unlimited miles.

White 2026 Tesla Model Y AWD electric SUV rental, front three-quarter view

Tesla Model Y

$149 /day

All-electric with 300+ miles of range and Supercharger access along the way.

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Red 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E Premium AWD rental, front three-quarter view

Ford Mustang Mach-E

$149 /day

All-wheel drive, heated seats and about 300 miles of range for cool fall mornings.

View Mach-E

Color usually reaches northern New Hampshire first and the Boston area last, from late September into October. Check the Massachusetts and New Hampshire foliage reports before you go.

Questions

Leaf peeping car rental: your questions

Can I drive to Vermont or Maine to see the leaves?

Rental cars must stay within Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island. Ask us for approval before leaving that area. There’s plenty of fall color in western Massachusetts and New Hampshire.

Which rental car is best for a fall foliage road trip?

For the longest drives, the Prius Prime: 660+ miles of total range and about 52 mpg. For an all-electric trip, the Tesla Model Y with 300+ miles of range and Supercharger access, or the all-wheel-drive Mach-E with heated seats.

Is there a mileage limit for a long scenic drive?

No. Every rental includes unlimited miles within Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Rhode Island.

How long do I need to rent for a weekend trip?

Most cars have a 3-day minimum, so a Friday-to-Monday rental covers a weekend. Rentals of 7 days or more are 15% off.

Can I rent if I’m 18 or don’t have a credit card?

Yes. Drivers 18+ are welcome with no young-driver fee, and you can pay with a debit card, cash, Zelle, Venmo or Cash App.

What about charging an EV on the road?

Teslas use Superchargers; charging is billed to our account and invoiced to you after the trip. The Prius Prime is a plug-in hybrid with 660+ miles of total range, so it needs no charging stops.

Book your fall road trip.

Book online in a few minutes, or call and we’ll help you pick the right car for the trip.

White Tesla Model Y rental in Boston, ready for a weekend drive to see the fall leaves