QEEQ was great, Europcar not so much

Not bad.

Overall satisfied. The vehicle provided didn't have a recognizable brand, possibly a local UK brand. The trunk was large enough to fit four suitcases. However, the two rear doors couldn't be opened from the inside and required someone outside to open them, which was very inconvenient. We tried several times, and it wasn't due to the child lock, unsure of the reason.

The staff was Indian and had a condescending attitude.

Europcar forced a downgrade. I returned on the 1st, and it's now the 19th with still no resolution. When I discovered an issue at pickup, they treated us differently, saying you rented through a third party, and we didn't receive your payment, so Europcar can't handle it.

Eurocar is relatively cost-effective among car rental companies. The car condition is good, and being a chain company, it provides a reliable service. They don’t have hidden fees or unreasonable deposit charges like smaller companies. Reminder to read the terms carefully. In Europe, Eurocar is recommended over Avis as it's cheaper while maintaining quality. For the wealthy, any choice is fine.