The car pickup was relatively smooth, but I was inexplicably charged 140.59 euros after returning the car. After multiple communications with customer service, they admitted the rental company made a mistake by charging for late return and vehicle upgrade. As of writing this review, it has been over forty days, and the platform only refunded about 40 euros of the mistakenly charged late return fee a week ago, with the remaining 100 euros still unresolved. Multiple phone calls to customer service have been met with excuses that the responsible after-sales person is in a meeting or has left for the day, and requests to speak with a customer supervisor have been denied. As a consumer, the experience has been extremely poor.

Paid for a Mercedes but got a Ford with 100,000 kilometers. Even though I clearly stated that I bought full insurance through Zuzuche, the counter added personal insurance and some 'other fees,' totaling an extra 471 euros. The counter didn't show the contract, just asked me to sign and said it would be emailed later, which turned out to be a trap! The next day, when I discovered it via email, Zuzuche said it had to be handled on my own, which I understand as they are just a platform with no authority. Since I signed it myself, they completely ignored my emails.

I booked a Mercedes but was given a Volkswagen at the store. They claimed it was the same car group. Does this count as the same car group? This seems like fraud.

Rented at Munich Airport. It's very convenient to complete the procedures on the first floor of the airport center. The car was in good condition. Returning the car was also very easy. The return location had staff directing parking, and the check-in process was finished in two minutes without needing to go back to the counter. Overall, it was a very pleasant trip.

The car rental location at Munich Airport was easy to find, and the staff were professional. There was no upselling, and I even got a free upgrade on the car model, which left a good impression. The drop-off location near Munich Central Station was less impressive, mainly because there was no staff present during business hours. The office was locked, so I had to use the self-service option, which delayed me for nearly an hour while communicating with QEEQ customer service to find a parking spot.