1. The store location was not the same as the address shown on the car rental page, but approximately 1 km away in another building without any signage. We spent half an hour looking for it while dragging suitcases and bags weighing over dozens of kilograms. 2. Avoid the Europcar Florence Airport store in Italy. Despite being a large car rental company, I booked a Mercedes E-class model but was directly handed a Mercedes C200 key when picking up the car. The staff insisted that Mercedes C and Mercedes E are similar models?! Even with the car rental platform's customer service assistance, nothing was resolved. I had no choice but to take the downgraded model. 3. Customer service took 20 days and still didn't resolve the issue. The Europcar store argued that Mercedes C and their Audi A4 are equivalent models, while the booking page showed that the Audi A4 costs slightly more than the Mercedes E. Based on this reasoning, they claimed Mercedes C and Mercedes E are equivalent models and refused to refund the price difference. What kind of logic is this? By this reasoning, they could just adjust the rental price of a Maruti Alto to match that of a Maybach and give a customer who booked a Maybach a Maruti Alto instead?

Average, didn't leave much impression.

Overall, very satisfied!

The store is right next to the airport, with a shuttle bus available, which is very convenient. The car was in good condition, and the Audi had built-in navigation, but both cigarette lighters were broken. Thankfully, the car had built-in navigation; otherwise, we would have been lost.

There is a big line for the shuttle service, and even longer line for Europecar counter. It’s not the amount of people, it’s the fact that they try to sell you extra insurance and work very very slow. They gave us a fiat500, except from the nice exterior, the car is very uncomfortable, and can’t withhold the mountain roads