BUDGET CAR RENTAL REVIEWS

The car was in great condition and felt practically brand new!

Pretty good overall.

Pretty good overall.

Excellent service, super efficient.

The car was spotless, pickup was super fast, and returning it was a breeze—just drop off the keys and you’re done.

The first car had low tire pressure, so they immediately upgraded us to a Mitsubishi Outlander. The car was really new and the driving experience was great.

Everything went really smoothly and was super convenient. The front desk staff were great too—no hard selling at all and they fully respected our choices.

Pretty smooth overall, returning the car was really fast.

Everything was great. I didn’t buy full coverage on QEEQ and just added it at the counter. I booked a 2WD on QEEQ but they upgraded me to a 4WD wagon, which was perfect for the whole trip. The diesel version was really fuel-efficient and felt very stable. Pick-up and drop-off were both quick, the staff were friendly, and all the charges were very transparent.

Everything about the rental went super smoothly, no issues at all.

Everything was great – the car was really new with low mileage, and the whole trip went smoothly.

The rental process was super quick and professional. They handled everything in English the whole time. As long as you’ve got your driver’s license, the little paper permit, and a physical credit card ready, you’ll be done in no time—and the car I got was pretty new too.

It was okay, but you have to arrange the tow truck yourself— the rental company doesn’t help with that.

Check-in at the counter was quick and smooth, and it was easy to find the parking spot.

Satisfied overall.

Pretty good overall, just had to wait quite a while for the car. Highly recommend getting the insurance—driving in Cairo is a bit wild.

Pretty good overall, picking up and returning the car was really easy and hassle-free.

Located right in the airport, super convenient.

Car was freshly washed and looked clean

Everything else was great, but we paid €100 to rent snow chains and they only gave us snow socks. When we were crossing a mountain pass in Switzerland, the local police required actual chains, so we had to buy another set on the spot for 150 CHF.