AVIS is a big company, but during my last car rental, they aggressively pushed insurance despite me having already purchased all necessary coverage. Although I fully paid in advance, they charged me extra at pickup, claiming it was a balance. I reported this to QEEQ, but the issue remains unresolved. What fees were these? The weirdest part was that it was a brand-new car with only 9 kilometers on it, and the central screen, etc., had no power!

Not as good as Sixt I used before

The AVIS in downtown Antalya, Turkey, is a really small establishment, but communication was smooth. However, they kept trying to sell us insurance for 20 lira per day, even though we had already purchased comprehensive insurance on the QEEQ website. The staff seemed a bit unhappy that we didn't buy it, but it didn't matter. The car was really new and in great condition, driving it was very comfortable, the air conditioning was strong, and the features were nice. The roads in Turkey are exceptionally well built. We rented the car for 6 days, driving all the way from Antalya to Izmir. Even on the longest day, driving for 7 hours didn't feel tiring. The scenery was amazing. If you come to Turkey, you absolutely have to drive yourself!

I booked a Volvo S60, but there was no such model available at the site. AVIS provided a new Ford Mondeo with only 4110KM of mileage. The tank was full and the car was very clean. Driving it was very comfortable. The staff detailed the necessary precautions when I picked up the car. I voluntarily purchased additional tire and glass insurance. Overall, very satisfied!

Quite professional, but the English service involving insurance is not very convenient for someone with average language skills like me.