The car we were given was actually a Hertz car, not a Dollar one. Everything was fine, other than when we picked up the car, the guy at the rental counter in Munich specifically said it was a diesel car. Part through through our trip, we needed to fill up with fuel, nbut the diesel nozzle didn't fit the tank. The tank suggested it was petrol. We called Hertz to ask what to do, We were told that the records stated diesel and "good luck". we spent a lot of time trying to decode the VIN numkber, but that didn't help, we researched the make / model of the car (Ford Kuga) online but that din't help either. We were close to going to a Ford dealer to get their help but it was the weekend. So in the end we filled up with petrol and everythingwas fine. When we returned the car to Frankfurt, the person who greeted us told us it was a petrol car. Your records for this vehicle need to be cahnged, or at least not have your counter staff tell customers incorrect info. Other than that, the car was excellent
The staff were talking poor English and the male staff was not polite. Also I requested to use toilet but he rejected!!
The other things like vehicle condition etc. were good.
This is outright fraud. At Munich Airport, they said there’s no extra insurance, only a pre-authorization—it’s just a blatant scam. Do we have to record everything everywhere we go? Germany is full of discrimination!
I booked through an agent but picked up the car at Europcar. Although I specified in advance that I needed a 7-seater, it seemed like there was poor communication between the service provider and Europcar. When I arrived, they only had a 5-seater available, and I had to pay extra to upgrade to the only 7-seater, a brand-new Multivan. The staff at the store were chatting away, probably because it was close to Christmas, and they didn't attend to us while we were waiting.
Checking with you now but hertz
Did not hold the cars booked when our flight was delayed by 6 hours and we had to rebook with them through you
Don’t understand why not given we paid and were arriving charged more and are trying to charge 75 euro for not bringing the car back 100% full when it was over 90% full and cost to top up would be c 10 euro
About QEEQ:7.0/10
Initially good but follow up was difficult after hertz let us down
Took 3/5 hours to rebook which was stressful
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