Forced to purchase full insurance at Rome airport, staff mocked Chinese customers as troublesome. The car tire burst at 7 a.m. on the highway, but the so-called 24/7 roadside assistance didn’t respond at all. Unable to contact roadside assistance, I had to use the highway SOS service, which led to an extra charge of 325 euros from the rental company and full deduction of the 300 euro deposit. Even the locals in Italy consider this company terrible. Full insurance couldn't even offer peace of mind. Value your safety and avoid this rental company at all costs.

The overall service was acceptable, but they kept emphasizing that the insurance bought through the Zuzuche platform was not related to them, and continuously recommended us to purchase their own insurance on-site. We refused multiple times, yet they kept explaining persistently. We rented two cars, and for the first car, we ended up buying the full coverage insurance they recommended for €184, after which they finally continued the process. The more I thought about it, the more it felt wrong, because we had already purchased full coverage. So, I contacted Zuzuche's customer service, which was great—available 24/7—and they informed me that we could refuse their insurance. For the second car, we firmly rejected their insurance, and the deposit changed from €100 to €800, and the process was completed.

This was the worst car rental experience ever. I paid in full, but because I arrived an hour and 40 minutes late, I couldn't pick up the car (although there was indeed a delay note in the order that I didn't read carefully at the time, but considering it was an international flight, immigration, and our luggage was damaged, being slightly late is quite normal. I've rented cars abroad many times; are New Zealand and Australia less developed than Italy? Is it only Italians who are punctual? I've never had this situation before. The most important thing is that the rental company initially said I was late by two hours and my order was canceled; when I argued that it wasn't two hours and I had been waiting in line for over ten minutes, they quickly changed their story to say it was between one to two hours). Even after coordination from the platform, I could only pick up the car the next morning, meaning I lost a day's use of the car, and the cost of taking six people back and forth to the airport had to be covered by myself.

We had some trouble communicating, but after contacting the QEEQ platform hotline and confirming no additional insurance was needed, we signed the contract and picked up the car. Overall, the service attitude at the store was good and patient. The staff providing the handover service later were very satisfactory in terms of attitude, language, and efficiency.

Arrived at the counter at 8 AM, but was forced to wait until 11:30 AM to get a severely damaged van that could barely run. Finally left the lot at noon.