Oxford Car Hire: Quality Cars, Cheap Car Hire, Book Now!

Getting value for money car hire in Oxford is really easy with NovaCarHire.com.

Just select your dates, drop off location etc. and we'll find you the best deal. You'll receive a top of the range vehicle and you'll save valuable time and money as well. 

It only takes a few minutes to book online. Our reservation system is totally secure and once everything has been confirmed we will send you a Nova car hire booking voucher via email with all the details.

Another benefit of booking with Nova is that we offer excellent customer service. We believe that if we provide quality car hire at an unbeatable low price, along with excellent customer service that you'll be happy to use our service again in the future.   

Your Oxford car rental package will include:

 

· Great value car hire
· Full safety protection for every hire car in Oxford 
· 100% secure bookings with Thawte - Check out our Security Guarantee
· No extra charge for telephone bookings - Contact us
· Value & Quality across the board - Why Book With Nova? 
  

Picking Up Your Car Hire in Oxford

Check your Nova booking confirmation voucher for details of where to collect your car hire in Oxford. As well as being proof of your booking this document will list details of the car hire company in Oxford along with the terms & conditions of your Nova car hire agreement.   

Oxford – A Brief Guide

The university city of Oxford, often referred to as the "city of dreaming spires", is located in the county of Oxfordshire in southeast England. It is home to Oxford University one of the oldest and best known universities in the world. The River Thames and River Cherwell both flow through Oxford and converge just south of the city.

Oxford has no shortage of things to see and do. To help plan your sightseeing itinerary you can drop into Oxford Tourist Information Office in The Broad near The Oxford Story. Top of the list has to be Oxford University and its surrounding buildings which are located in the heart of the city. Other attractions include the Museum of Modern Art, Ashmolean Museum, Bodleian Library, Christ Church Cathedral, The Headington Shark, Museum of the History of Science, Oxford Botanic Garden and Pitt Rivers Museum.

Oxford offers plenty of shopping options as well. Cornmarket Street is pedestrianisied while Queen Street is partially pedestrianised. On both these streets you'll find the UK's most popular high street shops as well as a number of department stores.

Oxford is linked to an excellent road network. The A34 connects to the M40 north (London to Birmingham motorway). Other routes in the Oxford ring road include the A40, A4142 and the A423.