Mississippi Rental Cars

Start comparing rates in Mississippi to find a great deal for your next car rental with USA Rental Cars. We partner with the most trusted rental car providers in Mississippi, and now you can check rates next to each other on our site. Renters can get airport and train station pick-up selections along with a wide range of additional office locations in popular cities like Jackson, Hattiesburg, and Ocean Springs. Considering a one-way auto rental? You can pick up in Jackson and drop off in New Orleans after a night on Bourbon Street or even go to Alabama.

With a car rental in Mississippi, little is off-limits. With so much to explore and do, you'll be happy you are in charge of your schedule and allow for some spontaneity. From economy to full-size SUVs and vans, we've got the perfect automobile for all of your needs. Reserve and save on your car with USA Rental Cars today.

Rental Car Suppliers we Work with in Mississippi

We work together with auto rental companies in all 50 states in the USA. Regardless if you are getting ready for a flight, arriving by train, or just searching for a rental for a road trip, we have a hassle-free pick-up location for you. Find greatly reduced rates in Mississippi from all of these companies plus more; get started comparing today.

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Mississippi is one of the fifty states that, together with Washington D.C., make up the United States of America. Its capital and the most populous city is Jackson. It is located in the South region of the country, Center Southeast division. It is bordered to the north by Tennessee, to the east by Alabama, to the south by the Gulf of Mexico (Atlantic Ocean) and Louisiana, and the west by the Mississippi River, which separates it from Louisiana and Arkansas, and the Pearl River which separates it from Louisiana (to the southwest). It was admitted to the Union on December 10, 1817, as the 20th state. Mississippi has historically been a state dominated by farms and small towns and dependent on agriculture and livestock. Today, however, it has a relatively diversified economy, with growing manufacturing industry and tourism. It is considered the poorest state in the country, with relatively high rates of unemployment and poverty and the lowest per capita income in the country.