Renting a car in Europe is not as convenient as in the US. Most people drive small cars like Peugeot, Citroen, and Fiat, which have very small trunks and narrow seats. Considering I had 2-3 large pieces of luggage, I rented a Citroen station wagon, but they gave me a Ford station wagon with over 70,000 kilometers on it. I refused, then they offered me a Fiat with 25,000 kilometers. I insisted on a car with no more than 2,000 kilometers. They said they had none, and told me to just find any car in the parking lot and drive it. Eventually, they brought in a Ford station wagon with 500 kilometers, which uses diesel. Fuel cost was about 1.5 euros per liter, and I spent 130 euros on fuel for the 1200 kilometers. The car was thoroughly inspected upon return, and they held a deposit for several weeks before returning it. They also made me buy additional insurance at 29 euros per day on top of the basic insurance.

It's okay.

Did not realise until booked that breakdown was not included, this is standard in UK

The counter staff was very helpful. Thank you for dealing with our terrible french speaking!

Like: Car was brand new with GPS although it wasn't reserved. Great service very nice and helpful staff in Nice although we had 5 hours flight delay and we had to pick it up the next day there was no problem with anything. Definitely will use Alamo in the future and I give them 100% recommendations. Happy client Jo
Dislike: Nothing, everything was brilliant