Before picking up the car, I was worried they might push insurance sales, but they didn't at all. They just confirmed with me that I didn’t purchase their in-store insurance. I originally booked an MG, but they gave me a Mercedes-Benz minivan instead. It was too big, and I was scared to drive it. They charged a 500 Euro deposit, which was refunded the next day after returning the car.
The entire process, from the beginning to picking up the car at the rental store, was very smooth. The customer service in Thailand was also excellent, with no additional demands.
The staff speaks English and recommended an upgraded insurance package. After refusing once, they did not mention it again. They provided a brand-new Mercedes GLA200, which was very easy to drive and spacious. During the return process, the staff conducted an on-site inspection.
The guy at the airport was awesome. No hard sell at all, so I really don’t get where all those bad reviews online are coming from. My card had an issue and he patiently waited while I sorted it out. The whole rental process was super smooth.
The car rental company was overall acceptable. However, when returning the car, the staff specifically checked the underside of the car by hand and claimed there was a scratch, charging 70 euros for it. That area is typically not inspected during pickup, so it was hard to explain the reason. It felt like an unavoidable situation. Fortunately, I applied for insurance reimbursement, and QEEQ assisted promptly in handling it.
Europcar has always been the benchmark among the big rental companies for me—service is great and definitely better than Sixt. I wanted to drive a BMW, but they said I arrived more than an hour late so they couldn’t hold the X1 and offered an Audi Q3 instead, saying it’d be roomier. When I went to pick it up I realized it really was bigger, and then they actually upgraded me again to a Q5, which was a fantastic surprise. The car was quite new but had lots of scratches, so I took photos of everything. The scratches are most likely because streets and parking garages in major European cities are really narrow. If the car hadn’t had so many marks on it, I’d have given them a perfect score.
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