Whether it’s an unrelenting lust for van life, the freedom of the wide-open road or the convenience of avoiding airports that beckons you to embark on a leisurely road trip, hiring a car (be it a mini van, a vintage convertible, or perhaps a more practical hatchback) can come with a hefty price tag.

Related travel inspiration: Monty Koludrovic’s ultimate Las Vegas road trip guide.

Now, new research has emerged from ChooseMyCar, which analyses the cost of a week’s car hire in 100 countries to reveal the cheapest and most expensive destinations in which to rent a vehicle. The list of 100 countries lists them from most to least expensive.

So, which countries should you be choosing for a budget-friendly road trip? And which are at the top tier?

These are the most expensive countries to rent a car in:

1. Cambodia, $1737.50
2. Ghana, $1734.56
3. Benin, $1636.12
4. Burkina Faso, $1606.82
5. Angola, $1292.92

1. Montenegro, $59.50
2. Serbia, $82.52
3. Croatia, $107.65
4. Bosnia and Herzegovina, $113.50
5. Guatemala, $157.28

(Prices in Australian Dollars)