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1. Never trust after-hours car return arrangements. Europecar in Barcelona is extremely bad. More than 20 days after returning a car, they charged extra, claiming the air compressor was damaged. This is outrageous! How can internal damage after such a long time be blamed on the previous renter? Another car had scratches when picked up, which I reported and photographed. Still, I was charged for repairs. 2. QEEQ is powerless in disputes. Despite providing photos, evidence, and reasons, there is no result from QEEQ. All I got was to wait patiently. After more than a month, there's no progress. I decided to use insurance for the compensation. 3. Always get full insurance. Without it, European car rental companies will find excuses, and QEEQ is useless. There's no way to recover your losses.

Terrible experience. I picked up the car in Seville and returned it at Malaga airport, and was scammed out of 30 euros. The return location at Malaga airport was inconsistent with the address in the manual provided by Europcar. The manual directed me to a private rental car street where I couldn't find Europcar. After asking several people, I finally found it in an underground parking lot, but nobody told me it was on level -2. It was extremely difficult to find and I wasted 45 minutes. They charged me an extra 30 euros because the gas tank was not completely full, even though I had refueled just before returning the car. The agent claimed I needed to pay 30 euros for almost half a tank or go out and refuel again! I had already spent a long time trying to find the return point and didn't have time to refuel, so I paid the 30 euros, almost missing my flight. It was an outrageous scam seeing me in a hurry. Because I had purchased full insurance, they couldn't find any other issues and just scammed me for the fuel. The manual they provided had the wrong return location and did not mention it was at level -2 in the airport parking lot. Awful European company! When picking up the car, they tried to sell me an upgrade, giving me a car with a very small trunk that could barely fit a 26-inch suitcase. They insisted on charging extra for a larger car and pushed additional insurance and GPS, even though I had already bought full insurance. They really just scam Asians!

We were totally ripped off either by Europcar or QeeQ, or both

We were totally ripped off either by QeeQ or Europcar or both

This car had a lot of wear and tear with at least 8 ine items describing them. There was a a persistent whine at when cruising on the motorway, and a disturbing vibration when overtaking on the motorway. The car's warning light for low oil popped up on my drive in to return the car and was alarming.