You'll feel like your own car is waiting for you at Toulouse Blagnac airport!

Yes, with Liigu you go straight to the car and drive off. No stopping at the rental desk! Liigu app will give you precise directions on where the car is located and how to get there. You will also use the app to unlock and lock the car doors and to start and end the rental. It’s that easy!

Not arriving at the airport? No worries! With Liigu you can pick up your rental car in Toulouse-Matabiau railway station or downtown. Liigu has suitable rental cars for cruising the busy urban areas as well as the country and mountain roads.

Liigu is perfect for traveling with family. You can easily add child seats to your rental and have them installed before picking up the car. If you have pets, take them with you! Well-behaved furry friends are more than welcome on board. All Liigu cars are carefully cleaned and disinfected for your safety. If you need to change your plans, we offer free cancellation up to 24h before your rental starts. Bon voyage!

Car rental is a great way to explore Southwestern France and the mountain roads of the French Pyrenees.

You can expect mostly moderate traffic in and around Toulouse. However, you might wish to avoid the rush hour between 7 AM and 9 AM, and between 5 PM and 8 PM. Around the holiday season, roads are busier as many winter sports fans visit the ski centers near Toulouse. For your safety on the snowy mountain roads, Liigu has got snow chains as an extra to your rental car.

For driving in Toulouse city, we suggest renting a smaller or compact car. If you plan longer trips to the vineyards and scenic villages of Languedoc and Gascony, then a convenient SUV or a more spacious car is a great choice.

The speed limit in urban areas across France is typically 31 mph (50 km/h) and sometimes 18 mph (30 km/h) in downtown areas. Two to three-lane roads have a speed limit of 80 km/h (49 mph), and four-lane roads of 68 mph (110 km/h). On motorways, the speed limit is 80 mph (130 km/h). All these limits are lower in case of rain or snowfall. It is also good to know the different colors of the French road signs. Green ones point to a non-highway or a "free road" while blue signs indicate a highway route and are often marked "péage" which means you’ll need to pay a road toll.

Looking for a long-term rental? Take a car in France for 1–24 months with Liigu Car Subscription.