The SUV I got had a DR logo. When I picked it up, the car had scratches, three tires were underinflated, one license plate screw was loose, and the carpet under the footrest had two worn-through holes. The rental company didn’t conduct a handover; they just gave me the key and told me to get the car myself. Returning the car was also just parking in the assigned spot and dropping the key into a mailbox. I was very worried the rental company would charge me extra money. This is not QEEQ's issue; it’s a problem with foreign rental companies—they’re not as thorough and reliable with vehicle inspections as companies in China. Two deposits were required: one for €900 as a violation-related deposit and another for over €110 as a full-fuel deposit.