Each full charge only got me about 120km, which they did mention when I rented the car. Still, it meant I had to recharge almost every two days, which was a bit inconvenient.
The car itself was in really good condition, with about 25,000 km on it. The only downside was the trunk space – QEEQ said it could fit two 24-inch suitcases, but in reality it only fit one. This is a small local company and they’re quite strict when checking the car on return. I strongly suggest taking photos when you pick up the car, even of very light scratches, so everything is recorded. I did that and just showed them my pickup photos, and everything was fine. The deposit was €1,000, which is on the high side. The only real issue is the deposit still hasn’t been refunded – they said it would take 3–5 days, but it’s been almost 20 days with no update, so I’m just waiting. Other than that, I’m basically satisfied. Note that this company has a mileage limit, but if you’re only driving around the local area, it’s a good option, especially since the price is much cheaper than the big brands.
Had to wait more than 2 hours after arriving at Seville Airport before they finally had a car for me. The car itself was fine, just a bunch of scratches… I took photos of every single one! Staff were reasonably polite and, to be fair, they didn’t push extra insurance on me when they saw I wasn’t interested. They just warned me that a single scratch would cost €1,400, which is insanely expensive – easily the priciest company I’ve ever used. I’m used to paying maybe €300–500 for minor damage. I told them fine, I’ll make sure I don’t give you even one new scratch! The deposit was €300 and it was refunded instantly when I returned the car in Barcelona.
If 100 is a perfect score, I’d give them about an 88. Overall the service was solid, but there’s one thing I have to point out. I showed up right on time at 12:00 to pick up the car. They did arrange a same-class vehicle for me (another VW SUV), but when we got to the parking lot they told me the car still wasn’t cleaned and asked me to wait… The problem is, this waiting time doesn’t get reflected anywhere – I still had to return the car at the original time stated in my booking. After I insisted, the staff on site verbally agreed I could return the car 30 minutes later (important detail: only he knew about this. When I returned the car, it was a different staff member who checked it in, and they just charged me for an extra full day).
The company felt pretty legit. No hard sell on extra insurance, they didn’t insist on any license translations beyond the original, and they just double-checked I could drive a manual. My Focus got swapped for another car in the same class, but since it only had about 800 km on it, I really couldn’t complain. We did a 14-day road trip around Madrid, Seville, and Valencia with a small manual car for two people, and it was perfect—especially with cheap fuel.
Best car rental experience we’ve had in Spain. At pickup they clearly explained what size scratch would actually count as damage (anything bigger than a large coin). When we returned the car they immediately sent the final bill showing no extra charges. Everyone was friendly and professional.
The whole registration and rental process was great and really worry‑free. The car looked pretty new on the outside. While I was at the hotel, it got a small scratch, and I was really nervous they’d charge me for it. But when I went back, the staff just told me I could leave, said such a minor scrape wasn’t a problem and wouldn’t affect anything. They didn’t ask me to pay a cent, so all my earlier worrying turned out to be unnecessary.
Staff were pretty nice, and I’d booked a VW Golf but they upgraded me to an Audi Q2 on arrival, which was a pleasant surprise. The downside was how slow everything was – picking up the car took ages.
I originally booked a Mercedes A-Class but they upgraded me to an X5 for free. The car was quite new and really nice to drive. The staff were great both at pickup and drop-off, and their English was excellent. Big thumbs up.
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View more >I showed up right on time at 12:00 to pick up the car. They did arrange a same-class vehicle for me (another VW SUV), but when we got to the parking lot they told me the car still wasn’t cleaned and asked me to wait… The problem is, this waiting time doesn’t get reflected anywhere – I still had to return the car at the original time stated in my booking.
After I insisted, the staff on site verbally agreed I could return the car 30 minutes later (important detail: only he knew about this. When I returned the car, it was a different staff member who checked it in, and they just charged me for an extra full day).
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