Overall, it's okay. But the car pickup experience was not so great. I originally reserved a Mercedes E-Class, but when I arrived, the only option was a Haval Mocha. What's the deal with that? How can these two cars be considered the same class? To get the E-Class, I was told I'd have to pay an additional 120 euros (I rented for 6 days). Isn't this essentially a price hike? On the bright side, the Haval Mocha had only 2,700 kilometers on it, so it was practically a brand-new car. That part was good. But SUVs consume so much fuel!

Very good, much cheaper than Sixt. The car was clean, and although the one I booked wasn't available, they upgraded it to a better model. However, it seems like they charged extra for that. The total was 491 euros, while it showed 2388 yuan in the QEEQ app.

Was unable to provide the specified model and falsely offered a different class of car, claiming the price was the same. My whole trip was spoiled by this rental experience.

The drop-off point at Frankfurt train station lacks any location details or signage, making it very inconvenient. The rental office is misleading, charging an extra 10 euros to park the car at a designated spot. They describe this spot as very complicated and troublesome, tricking you into paying the unjustified 10 euros. Additionally, there is no on-the-spot car inspection. Germans aren't as reliable as expected.

As always, convenient and reliable. The 320d has powerful performance, and the station wagon's trunk space is huge, perfect for driving in Germany.