Choose five seats or seven with care
Seven seats can be useful for extra passengers, but using the third row reduces the space available for luggage. For a full group arriving with suitcases, compare a people mover as well as a seven-seat SUV. Tell us the number of occupants and bags before you choose.
Check practical features
Look at seating, access to the rear row, boot capacity and child-restraint needs. If you are bringing a mobility aid or bulky equipment, ask about the available vehicle’s dimensions rather than relying on the term large SUV.
Plan for hotel parking
Confirm your accommodation’s parking availability, height clearance and access before arrival. A larger car can require more manoeuvring room. Check the supplied vehicle and signs before entering a height-restricted car park.
Use the car within your rental conditions
A larger SUV does not automatically authorise off-road driving or travel on every road. Check the permitted-use terms and ask OCR about your intended itinerary. Review the actual category, cover and total price in the booking summary.
Compare five-seat and seven-seat choices
OCR’s SUV range includes vehicles such as the Hyundai Tucson and seven-seat Chery Tiggo 8, subject to the category and availability for your dates. Using every seat changes the space left for bags. Compare people mover hire if you need several passenger seats and extra room, and confirm the selected category before booking.
Questions before you book
Does a seven-seat SUV carry seven people and all their luggage?
Not necessarily. Available luggage space depends on the vehicle and seating arrangement.
Can I collect an SUV in Surfers Paradise?
Search the Surfers Paradise branch for your dates to see current categories and prices.


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