Booked from a store near Paddington in London, everything went smoothly. Booked an Audi A4 wagon but got a Volvo XC40 AWD instead. It's slightly smaller, but since we had one person less than expected, it worked out fine. Otherwise, there wouldn't have been enough space for our luggage. The car was very new, had built-in navigation and cameras on all sides to detect surrounding vehicles. It could park itself, although we didn't try that feature.
“Poor value for money with dirty damaged cigarette smelling car.”
About Hertz:5.7/10
The car was damaged on every single panel but not documented. I found a lot of clearly visible damage not in their documentation that I could have been held responsible for on return and been charged for if I hadn’t insisted on the damage being recorded properly. The car smelt of cigarettes and was dirty on the interior. The car was not inspected on its return just the mileage checked. Never using Hertz again.
About QEEQ:8.0/10
I did a last minute rental so I was happy with the service.
The car was parked on its own in my private driveway in the country but they have accused me of a small scratch at the back above the bumper. This was already on the car and was not me but they are charging me for it.
No-one went round the car with me on pick up and there was no-one there when i dropped it off
Terrible - will never use Hertz again
Tried to pick up the car earlier, but couldn't reach anyone. Was told we couldn't pick up early and had to wait for the scheduled time. The pickup itself went smoothly.
The car was not a caddy but was the equivalent. The insurance, which is not really an optional extra, unless you are happy to pay the ridiculous excess fee, was also £20 per day, making the overall price absolutely overpriced. It should be included in the price really, buy I don’t expect this feedback will make the slightest difference to their policies. The customer is always going to pay out over the odds as competition in this market does not favour the customer but the businesses.
Didn't get the model promised on the website. The cigarette lighter power outlet didn't work. After driving 100 kilometers, the car indicated it needed AdBlue. I bought £12 worth of urea and added it using a homemade tube (only to find out later that the urea bottle had its own tube). I didn't keep the receipt but took a photo and didn't want to negotiate with the rental company, so I discussed it with the booking platform instead.
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