1. The flight arrived early and there was no delay with the luggage. We arrived at the Hertz counter 40 minutes earlier than the scheduled pickup time, but the staff refused to process the pickup. If we use the car for only three hours on the last day but still have to pay for a full day, why can't we pick it up early? 2. We didn't get the car because we only had an international driver's license without the original license. I've rented long term from Hertz's official website for the past four years with just an international driver's license for trips over four weeks each time. This year, renting through Zuzuche, the counter refused to give us the car and even denied a refund. Moving forward, we will blacklist both your company and Hertz.

When I arrived, they told me my car model was unavailable. They offered me either a huge 7-seater MVP or an upgrade to a Ford SUV. They said it would only cost 10 euros more per day. Later, I found out that renting it for 7 days was 1,000 RMB more expensive, probably because they didn't tell me about the additional high taxes.

Not bad

I booked a Volvo S40, but when I arrived, I was informed it wasn't available because I was late. Am I supposed to precisely predict if the flight will be delayed? After some hassle, they gave me a Jeep Wrangler. Its fuel consumption is very inefficient, but at least the staff had a decent attitude.

It wasn't hard to find the HERTZ counter at Munich Airport, and there weren't many customers at that time. The staff's service was attentive. However, we were surprised to find a spending trap set by HERTZ staff in Munich: On May 20th, we prepaid over a month in advance for 12 days of rental and super insurance through Zuzuche. To be extra cautious, we also bought 13 days of coverage from Worldwide Insure that included Deluxe EXCESS (covering road assistance, tires, glass, roof, and chassis). We arrived in Munich on the morning of July 6, went to the counter to handle the formalities, and provided the rental contract, pickup voucher, driver’s ID, notarized documents, and even the Worldwide Insure email confirmation and insurance policy to the staff. The service agent did not ask if we needed additional insurance. He ultimately gave us a credit card receipt totaling €641. We were unclear about the charges but asked the staff who said it was a pre-authorization and would be refunded later. So, we signed and picked up the car. After returning to our home country, we waited for the refund. Following several emails and phone negotiations, we found out the forced charges on the receipt included: 1) Estimate of charges includes Unlimited Kilometres €134.50; 2) PERS Glass & Tyre €117.00, plus a tax of €48.75, totaling €305.35. HERTZ refunded us €50 and then ignored us. The HERTZ store at Munich Airport definitely deserves a poor rating. HERTZ staff did not ask if we needed to purchase the insurance and took advantage of us not having the time to scrutinize the receipt, causing us unnecessary loss. This is a serious act of deception.