Excellent

We had already purchased insurance and paid all rental and insurance fees in our home country. However, the German rental company added their own insurance at the counter without clearly informing us. They only mentioned the additional cost when we returned the car. Germans tend to add their own insurance based on their understanding, and it can be quite expensive.

It was okay

Free upgrade: I was worried that our luggage for a group of four over 11 days wouldn't fit. After checking many cars back home, we finally booked a Passat station wagon. But I was still a bit concerned. At pickup, the rental contract stated OPEL. I thought I got an Insignia station wagon and figured it definitely wouldn't fit. I asked in my broken English if this car was bigger than the Passat. The staff assured me that it wasn't smaller. Skeptical, I went to the garage. To my surprise, as there were no other station wagons, they upgraded me to a brand-new Opel Zafira, registered on September 22, with only 8 kilometers on it. We filled the trunk completely. Note that during the rental process, a full tank fuel cost is precharged. As long as you return it with a full tank, you won't be charged for fuel, which is an option available when you choose to return the car with a full tank on QEEQ.

The rental price was displayed as 314 euros during booking, but the actual charge was 415 euros. An additional driver cost 70 euros more. Why wasn't this information provided earlier? And what is the extra 30 euros for? It feels like they may have overcharged us.