When we got the car, it only had a quarter tank of fuel. After getting on the highway, it suddenly showed no fuel. We barely made it to a gas station and added 40 NZD, but the gauge didn't move much. Feeling very anxious, I added another 30 NZD, and then it showed 80%. In the end, all we did was drive from the airport to the city and back, not anywhere else. So, if I had to return it with a full tank, 10 NZD of fuel would have been enough. The rental company refused to refund the extra fuel I added, saying the reason was the boss wasn't around. So I hope you can help coordinate this.

When I placed the order, I was aware it was an old car. The car had 220,000 km on it when picked up, which was acceptable. However, the vehicle was poorly maintained; the steering pulled to the left while driving. The front tires, manufactured in 2013, had started to deteriorate with insufficient tire pressure and tread worn nearly to the bump point. I was anxious about potential blowouts on long trips. Fortunately, I was able to inflate the tires to normal levels at a gas station, and despite driving 1800 km, there were no blowouts.

Light on fuel

Mobli app is not easy enough to organise pick up at airport

We waited a long time to be picked up from the airport, not entirely Right cars fault, but when we arrived to get the car my husband had to move a dumpster that was blocking the car, the car was nearly brand new and in great condition until you opened up the car and it had a HORRIBLE fish odor it was so strong our clothes smelled like fish after riding in it. we were a group of 7 and there were not other options for us, so we took the fish mobile.

Car condition was poor. Lots of scratches and dents and yet they said excess would be $3500 when it was $2500 and should actually be even less.