The rental company casually added all the insurances, making the price twice as expensive as the booking without any notice. Due to the language barrier, I didn't realize it until I returned the car. My negotiations yielded no results. Be cautious with this company to avoid being scammed.

When I picked up the car, there was almost no queue. The attendant was a lady who was very patient and both drew and wrote things down to make sure I understood. I got a new Mercedes with only 4,100 kilometers on it, and it performed excellently! Returning the car was also very quick; the staff just took a quick look and let me go. It was a very pleasant car rental experience.

The online order specified a payment of 630.9 Euros at the store. Without any additional charges, they demanded 707.48 Euros at the store. The extra 76.58 Euros has not been refunded to me yet.

Picking up the car is very convenient, but there might be a queue. During the peak summer season, the counters are a bit few, and self-service pick-up is not available.

It wasn't hard to find the HERTZ counter at Munich Airport, and there weren't many customers at that time. The staff's service was attentive. However, we were surprised to find a spending trap set by HERTZ staff in Munich: On May 20th, we prepaid over a month in advance for 12 days of rental and super insurance through Zuzuche. To be extra cautious, we also bought 13 days of coverage from Worldwide Insure that included Deluxe EXCESS (covering road assistance, tires, glass, roof, and chassis). We arrived in Munich on the morning of July 6, went to the counter to handle the formalities, and provided the rental contract, pickup voucher, driver’s ID, notarized documents, and even the Worldwide Insure email confirmation and insurance policy to the staff. The service agent did not ask if we needed additional insurance. He ultimately gave us a credit card receipt totaling €641. We were unclear about the charges but asked the staff who said it was a pre-authorization and would be refunded later. So, we signed and picked up the car. After returning to our home country, we waited for the refund. Following several emails and phone negotiations, we found out the forced charges on the receipt included: 1) Estimate of charges includes Unlimited Kilometres €134.50; 2) PERS Glass & Tyre €117.00, plus a tax of €48.75, totaling €305.35. HERTZ refunded us €50 and then ignored us. The HERTZ store at Munich Airport definitely deserves a poor rating. HERTZ staff did not ask if we needed to purchase the insurance and took advantage of us not having the time to scrutinize the receipt, causing us unnecessary loss. This is a serious act of deception.