Following the instructions given by Zuzuche for car pickup at Milan Airport was extremely frustrating. In the midst of a violent storm, there was no shuttle to pick us up. Multiple calls to the rental company went unanswered, or they promised a shuttle would arrive in ten minutes but kept us waiting for several ten-minute intervals. There were many shared shuttles to the area, but some drivers refused to take us, some were fully booked, and most ignored us after seeing the address on our rental slip. Couldn't get a rideshare, and taxis refused to go (perhaps it was too close). Bought full insurance through Zuzuche, but the counter did not recognize it (claims had to be made through Zuzuche). Because claim responsibility lay with Zuzuche, the rental company offered no help for roadside issues. Zuzuche was powerless, providing only an international road assistance number. After over ten years of renting cars abroad through Zuzuche, this trip made me realize many issues I had luckily avoided before. Future lesson: rent from an international company rather than a local one, and buy insurance from the rental company, not the platform.
The service was fine, with a few minutes of wait time. However, the clerk informed me that there were no Audi A3s available, and they upgraded me to a GM SUV. Although this might seem like an upgrade, I was not happy. I mainly drove in the Dolomites, where narrow, winding roads make a smaller car preferable. The bigger car just made driving more cumbersome.
I was also dissatisfied with them not marking existing damages on the car, although the rest of the service was acceptable.
The service attitude was okay, and the wait time was only a few minutes. However, the staff informed me that there were no Audi A3s available and gave me a GM SUV instead, which they considered an upgrade due to its larger size. I was not happy about this because smaller cars are more suitable for the narrow, winding, and steep roads of the Dolomites. A larger car would only make driving more cumbersome.
I was not satisfied with the car upgrade and the refusal to note the existing damage on the rental form, although everything else was fine.
The store is simple and the address information is confusing. It's very difficult to find for both pick-up and drop-off. The car had multiple external damages that weren't repaired. Three months later, without any prior notification, there was a sudden charge on my credit card. It was only after the bank blocked the transaction that I received an email informing me about a violation, and mentioning that there would be a penalty for late payment. However, despite my repeated requests, I was not provided with a payment link. I suggest avoiding this supplier in the future.
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