They make things difficult if you don't buy their insurance.

When picking up the car, I had to wait for three hours as there were no cars available initially, but they eventually provided an upgraded model. The staff was very thorough and advised taking photos of even the minor scratches during the inspection. This is important as the person inspecting the car upon return might be different, and having evidence makes explanations easier. Overall, the car's condition was very good!

Very satisfied

First, they tried to sell me insurance, even though I had already bought it. Then, the car I received was a very small Yaris. I paid 90 euros for 2 days to upgrade to a Puma. When returning the car, it was raining, and the person inspecting the car kneeled down to check for scratches. They found a barely noticeable scratch on the wheel rim and claimed it was my fault, then took out a ruler to measure it. Returning the car ended up taking half a day, and I had to take a bus to the airport, almost missing my flight. They wouldn't let me go without paying, so I agreed to 50, but when I got back, I received a bill for 130 without any invoice. Really frustrating, very poor service.

The staff at the Rome Termini office kept promoting car upgrades and insurance. After some negotiation, we chose to upgrade to a Ford Kuga. The car was very new and had a navigation system, which was very convenient.