Keddy seems to be a subsidiary of Europcar. The car provided felt somewhat old, possibly passed down from the parent company. However, it offers great value for money with affordable pricing and services that align with Europcar standards. This review is based on personal perspective, and may be subjective. There are several points to note: before renting, the platform informed us the car would have a full tank, but it actually only had 2/8 full. Returning the car with the corresponding fuel level was a bit of a hassle. The rear wheel cover fell off at some point, and upon inspection, the left rear wheel cover was also tied on with zip ties. This wasn’t a major issue, but it was slightly unsettling. When returning the vehicle, I mentioned it, and they assured me I wouldn’t be charged. The car’s initial settings were in French, so I strongly suggest adjusting them before driving. The FIAT500 is semi-automatic—initially a bit tricky to handle as the gas pedal requires a bit more force to get moving, but it becomes manageable with practice. Over 15 days and 2400 km of travel across mountain roads and heavy rain, the small car proved to be fairly reliable.

Quite good

Very satisfied

Good attitude, their English wasn't great but they were very helpful.

We spent an hour looking for the rental company at the airport, asked several people, went back and forth between Terminal 2 and Terminal 1 twice. Everyone said there was no such thing as Keddy by Europcar. Finally, one person told us just to look for Europcar, not Keddy by Europcar. That's how we finally found the rental office. Exhausting!