Reasonable route planning.

The staff in Barcelona had a poor attitude, didn't go through the handover procedure, and handed the car to us with an empty fuel tank.

Scheduled a pick-up time but ended up waiting for an hour and a half. The customer service kept asking companions to switch cars and sold them a product she still doesn't know. Despite having over ten people in line, only one person was assisting, and no one explained the car's condition, leaving us to figure it out ourselves.

I chose a Volkswagen Passat on the app, but ended up with an Alfa Romeo Giulia. The difference is quite significant. Maybe in Europe, the Giulia and Passat are in the same category, but not here. We had tried the Passat's trunk beforehand and it could fit at least two large suitcases, but when we picked up the car in Spain, the Giulia could only fit one large suitcase. We had to find a way to fit the remaining two in the back seats. Also, the parking lot exit gate at the pickup location was confusing, it took us a while to figure out how to get out, not as convenient as back home. Returning the car was fast and easy. We didn’t damage the car, took good care of it, and got no fines.

The location is near the train station, which is fine. The first car had more than 20 scratches, but after communication, they changed it to another car, which was in better condition.

An additional tax of €8.09 per day was charged.