Car Hire in Crouch End

Car Hire Crouch End : how it works

It's very simple to rent a car in your local area! All you have to do is:

• Create an account

You'll have to register with us and complete a profile with some information - this does include a driver's license!

• Search for a car

Enter Crouch End into the search bar, as well as the the ideal times for you to pick up and drop off the vehicle. You'll then be able to see all the cars in your local area that are available to share with you. From there you can also filter these options down by transmission and by vehicle type.

• Make a booking request

Once you've found the vehicle you're looking for, select it and review the associated costs. With that you make your payment at the checkout and wait to hear from the vehicle's owner who'll give you confirmation.

• Pick up your car from a neighbour in Crouch End!

With the booking confirmed, simply meet the owner at the address, confirm the car's condition, mileage and fuel, then you are ready to drive away!

Car Hire in Crouch End FAQs

How does dropping off a car work?

With the hiyacar app it’s very simple. Take photos of the exterior of the car with the app, making sure to note any damage if there is any and also record the fuel level. For more information, visit our help centre here.

Who handles the insurance?

We have an insurance policy that will supersede the car Owners policy for the time of hire.

What’s the minimum age to hire a car?

You must be 23 to use our platform, with a clean license and 2 or more years of driving experience. For more information, visit our help centre here.

Things to Do in Crouch End

Often described as an urban village, Crouch End is just north of Finsbury park and boasts a community feel. There are exceptional independent shops, cafes and pubs. As well as creative arts spaces and vast parkland. A place full of character home to a mixture of young professionals and bohemians, it’s a must visit!

Alexandra Palace

Known to the locals as the ‘People’s Palace’, Alexandra Palace looks out over London from an impressive height. Surrounded by 190 plus acres of parkland, this offbeat arts and entertainment centre has been given a new lease of life. You’ll get more than a show here, you’ll get an experience.

Parkland Walk

4.5 miles of green walkway along an abandoned railway that previously ran between Finsbury Park and Alexandra Palace. A beautiful path that incorporates tunnels and old train stations.

ArtHouse Crouch End

Two-screen cinema and live arts space voted London’s best cinema. A glorious independent gem that opened its doors in 2014 and has become a favourite amongst the locals. The ArtHouse is more than a cinema and offers music, comedy and theater.