Shortly after returning the car, I received an additional bill from the rental company claiming the car was scratched and demanded compensation. Fortunately, I had taken photos when renting the car, proving the scratch was already there. Currently, I'm still in dispute with the rental company.

Initially booked with AVIS, but remembered the unpleasant experience in Los Angeles where AVIS forced insurance charges. Switched to Europcar before the trip. Both pickup and dropoff were smooth without excessive upselling. We got the car we wanted.

The service was okay. All the paperwork was completed quickly.

Good service and straightforward procedures.

Overall, it was average compared to my experience with GORENTAL in New Zealand last year. I booked a Golf automatic, but upon arrival, they didn’t have the model and offered me a Volkswagen Touran instead. This car was too big for me, especially in the small towns of Spain. I requested a change and they provided a Citroën C3. I'm not sure if it's the same class as a Golf, but the driving experience was just okay — slow to start but good acceleration later. After receiving the car, the staff didn’t explain anything about the car, such as the location of the tripod, jack, how to use the lights, wipers, how to open the fuel and engine covers, or where to place the driving proof. I had to figure it all out on my own. Besides the order amount, there was an additional charge of 110 dollars as a deposit, which was not as generous as GORENTAL.