Everything went smoothly. I chose full insurance, booked an Opel Grandland, but was given a Citroën DS4 diesel version with just 1600 kilometers on it. It was a new car with wireless CarPlay and very fuel-efficient—only cost 46 euros for fuel during a 6-day road trip in southern Italy. They only charged a 100-euro deposit, and the refund was processed on the same day after returning the car without issues. The only inconvenience was that, possibly for safety reasons, the rear doors couldn’t be opened from the inside and required someone to open them from the outside. Similarly, the trunk could only be opened with the remote after turning off the engine.

I booked an Audi A4 but was given an Audi Q2. The same thing happened during my last car rental in Rome: I booked an SUV and got an Audi A4. The trunk could only fit two 26-inch suitcases by folding down one of the rear seats, but fortunately, there was only one passenger in the back. The diesel car did save me about 15% on fuel, but its condition was terrible—the right rear door was dented, the right rear fender was detached, and there were scratches all over the vehicle. Parking it anywhere could make it look like it had been in a collision. At return, the car rental staff just did a quick check and cleared it. During the rental process, the staff was very polite. I guess this rental company will be my only choice when renting cars in Europe in the future.

All good

Very smooth

Didn’t get the car I booked.