Rented a car in Germany and Switzerland. The Enterprise rental counter at the airport was fairly easy to find. There were no lines, so the process was quick. They didn't check any translated driving license documents, just used my domestic license to get the car. However, the initial cross-border fee was high. After showing the staff the QEEQ order details, they reduced the fee by a few dozen euros (the order mentioned a capped cross-border fee). The order indicated a daily cross-border fee of 5 euros plus local tax, but the counter staff charged the maximum amount, claiming they didn't know how many days we'd be crossing the border. Is this reasonable?

The service was great, and the car was pretty good. They even gave us a free upgrade.

Arrived at Frankfurt train station, took nearly half an hour by taxi to get to the car rental company Enterprise, only to be informed that the selected automatic Volkswagen station wagon was not returned, and they only had a manual version of the same car. Considering the complex road conditions in Europe, coupled with winding mountain roads, driving a manual with kids is inconvenient. More importantly, I haven't driven a manual car in nearly ten years and wasn’t confident. After negotiating, the car rental company made calls for almost half an hour, and I had to make nearly ten minutes of international calls to QEEQ. The rental company then said they found the only automatic car available and took us nearly 40 kilometers to their headquarters. What they gave us was a small Nissan SUV, which couldn’t fit our large and small luggage. With no other options, we had to accept the original manual Opel station wagon. This car rental experience left me speechless... The GPS rented for free from QEEQ before departure couldn’t locate our destinations at all. Thankfully, we had downloaded Google Maps on our phone before the trip, which helped us successfully complete our road trip. A word of advice to those choosing cheaper rental companies: There are many affordable rental companies in Europe with very convenient locations; you can book directly on their websites. Using intermediaries for booking complicates communication with European rental companies. This review is just my personal opinion, individual opinions may vary.

We had a nightmare experience that is still ongoing - it totally ruined our vacation. We twice had to change cars due to 1 faulty car and 1 Mitsubishi recall - costing us two days of vacation circling back to Germany to change. Then after the second vehicle switch, we were charged 950 Euros (the full deposit) without explanation (bar one email to us addressed to a wrong email address). After many phone calls, being on hold for long periods and promises of calls back from Enterprise, we discovered that Enterprise at Nuremburg Airport (where we changed the second car) had 'discovered' damage after we returned the vehicle. Originally when we arrived they had thoroughly checked the car and exchanged telling us everything was OK, there was no damage. They just charged us without a discussion. Now they told us to email our complaint and we have had no response since we contacted them on 11th July. We feel scammed.

This part went fine and smooth - we were happy with the booking process.

Like: Clean car. quick and easy pick up and drop off
Dislike: Not anything I can fault