Milan - Florence - Venice - Lugano, Switzerland - Turin - Milan.

Possibly because of the low prices, Europcar had the most customers but only half the staff, leading to over an hour of waiting. I rented a station wagon, but the trunk wasn't as big as expected, almost couldn't fit everything, more like a hatchback.

We were supposed to pick up the car at 5 PM, and we had booked an automatic transmission. However, they tried to give us a manual without asking. Later, they said the automatic would be available around 7 PM, making us miss our hotel check-in, requiring us to book another hotel at almost 100 euros. We had to wait in a long line at around 4 PM. Extremely dissatisfied.

Terrible! I emphasized many times that I didn't need insurance since I had already bought it in my home country! They still insisted that because I was under 25, I had to buy an additional young driver insurance! The communication was difficult as everything was in Italian! Even though I showed them the entire policy from the rental platform stating I didn't need insurance, they forced it on me! When I contacted the rental platform later, I found out I was forced into buying it. What was the point of purchasing the insurance back home? Just to waste money? They even switched my car.

Renting a car from Milan Airport was convenient, but the tire pressure light came on the next day. We had to stop at every gas station to inflate the tires. When we reached Zurich, we asked the rental office to exchange the car, but after a test drive, the staff told us to press a button if the light came on again. We eventually had the tire fixed ourselves in Interlaken.

Speed and efficiency are always the strengths of these international rental car companies, especially with drop-offs taking just one minute to complete. However, I bought a super insurance from QEEQ, which the rental car company was unaware of. They strongly recommended I purchase their damage waiver insurance, and in the end, I bought an additional insurance for 16 euros per day.