Most rental days in Damascus begin the same way: you step out of a door you already know, and the car is waiting at the kerb. Car Zone delivers anywhere inside the city at no charge, so the address you give us is simply the one you are staying at, working at, or visiting. Delivery inside Damascus is free, and the quote you see before you pay says so.
A city of short hops
Damascus is not a city you cross once a day. It is a city you drive in ten-minute pieces. A morning of shopping in Salhiyeh and along Hamra Street, a run down to Midan for sweets to carry home, an afternoon at a relative's place in Jaramana, an evening climb up Qasioun to look back at the lights. Each of those is a small trip on its own, and each one turns into a long negotiation the moment you are depending on somebody else's schedule. A car makes the day continuous instead of a sequence of departures.
The same arithmetic applies to work. Between paperwork in the centre, a meeting in Dummar or Rukn al-Din, and a supplier out toward the edge of town, a rented car is the difference between three appointments in a day and five.
Choosing from the fleet
Our fleet is Hyundai, Kia, Changan, Chevrolet, DFSK and Mitsubishi, and the sensible choice for Damascus is usually smaller than visitors expect. The older quarters were laid out long before parking was anybody's concern, and a compact hatchback slips into a space that a larger car will drive past three times. If you are moving a family with luggage, or heading out of the city on a longer road, the bigger saloons and the SUVs earn the space they take up. Tell us the shape of your week and we will point you to the car that fits it.
Setting up the handover
Choose your dates, set Damascus as the delivery point, and write down the street address and the hour that suits you. We reply to confirm exactly where we will be standing, so nobody is scanning the pavement for a stranger. If your plans start or finish at Damascus International Airport rather than in town, delivery there is free as well.
