It's okay, but I had to explain a lot. Even though I had already bought insurance, the rental company still insisted I buy their insurance, which took over half an hour. Eventually, I had to call QEEQ's customer service and then explain everything to the rental company staff. After a lot of back and forth, they finally processed it. They also required two different bank credit cards for the deposit, claiming the A4 is a luxury car and two cards are necessary. Fortunately, I had them. Overall, it was okay. Just consider it a travel experience.

Not crowded.

The staff forcefully upsold services and provided an inaccurate navigation address for the car exchange location, causing a lot of wasted time in searching and making international calls for help. We booked a Fiat but received a local Italian brand car instead, which was in poor condition and very dirty inside. I believe this issue is specific to Hertz Italy. Last time we used Zuzuche in France, we booked a Polo but got a C4 estate, which was much better. This time the experience was very poor. Additionally, we were stopped by the police right after setting off. Fortunately, the translated documents from Zuzuche and the original driver's license helped us pass smoothly, which proves the validity of the translated documents. However, it was quite a scare. If you have time, it’s recommended to get an official certification from the embassy or consulate for more assurance.

The battery was completely dead and wasn't detected or replaced in time, which led to a breakdown during the trip. After calling the emergency support hotline, we waited in the snow for 3 hours with no assistance. Eventually, we had to buy a new battery at our own expense to get the vehicle working.

We arrived early, and there was no one. The pick-up location was about 300 meters away from the main office.