The originally booked manual Ford Kuga was unavailable, so we upgraded to a brand new Peugeot 5008 automatic with built-in navigation for an additional 200 euros. The vehicle was in excellent condition, allowing us to drive across nine countries and thousands of kilometers without any issues. The car keys were handy—doors automatically locked when we stepped away.
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.
You usually don't get the car you reserved. I booked a Mercedes-Benz E-Class wagon but was given an Alfa Romeo. The Alfa Romeo has no other major issues, but the front bumper radar sensor is blocked by the license plate, which is not securely fixed. When driving, the license plate shakes, causing frequent false alerts. It's pretty frustrating.
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!
The rental company did not provide the vehicle as stated in the contract. I booked a Mercedes E, but was given a Mercedes A. Upon realizing the discrepancy, I immediately returned to the counter to discuss it, only to be told that A and E are the same category. How could a luxurious mid-size sedan and a compact sedan be considered equivalent? This blatant consumer fraud caused a two-hour delay at the airport, and no satisfactory solution was offered. Helplessly, I had to take the A and leave.
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