Europcar - Naples Capodichino Airport Information, Car Rental Instructions & Policies

I was completely disgusted and annoyed at the service that I received from Europcar at Naples Airport and the staff are ruining the reputation of both Europcar and Easyrentcars.com! I pre-booked and paid for a Fiat 500L or similar in full, weeks before I actually arrived in Naples. My request for such a car was specific as there were two adults, one 11 year old, a baby, one car seat, two large suitcases, one small suitcase, one holdall plus four small bags. When i turned up I was told there was no Fiat 500L available and I wasn't offered something comparable OR better to compensate for this. Instead I was told I could have an Alfa Romeo Giulia for & Euros extra a day and when I declined, I was offered a Peugeot 208 that had so many bangs, dents, scrapes and scratches on EVERY panel, that it was only suitable for a scrapyard! It was also far too small and filthy! I was not even offered a discount on the price, compared to a Fiat 500L, even though the receptionist was only too willing to get an extra 7 Euros a day out of me for the Alfa Romeo. Any other reasonable firm would have considered renting me a better vehicle for the same price but not at Europcar Naples Airport. However, once I complained they decided that their 'scam' wouldn't work and after a 30 minute wait...a freshly prepared Fiat 500L turned up and I was able to get on with my holiday. The Fiat 500L was in good condition and clean although it had a scuffed front nearside alloy. (I also discovered later on that during servicing of the engine, some one had left an engine panel off, over the oil cap and it was dangling dangerously close to the radiator fan). Other than that the car was great. Unfortunately when I returned the car with a full tank of petrol as required I discovered today, that Europcar have added £46.12 to my credit card which i can only presume is for diesel and I have already been in contact with the Fraud Dept for my credit card! Apparently this is a commonplace scam of theirs!

We had to wait two hours for our car at Naples Airport: the ticket system is inefficient, the rental desk too small and understaffed. After the theft of our rental car (1 week into our stay in Italy), we were unable to contact Europcar by phone. They put you on hold for hours, then put the phone down on you or tell you to ring a different number. And they won’t call you back! Absolutely shocking!! We eventually got a new car but it took three days and two long journeys by public transport to get it sorted. Don’t use Europcar!

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

The car provided was of a different standard. Instead of BMW 1 series only one model was offered, i.e. Fiat Tipo.

Europcar was informed by Easyrentcars that I will be late to pick up the reserved car. Despite that, I was informed that the car I reserved was gone and I had to pay extra for another car.

The process was quite fast

The waiting time was acceptable. I mistakenly booked the wrong date, a month late. Ended up renting a new A5 convertible at the last minute for 500 euros a day.

Very satisfied

EUROPCAR is a good car rental company. The car had a few minor scratches when I picked it up. To avoid any issues when returning the car, I took photos of the scratched areas during pickup. The return process was smooth, and they didn’t inspect the car in detail. The deposit was also refunded promptly.

The staff were professional and efficient, making the pick-up and drop-off process very smooth, with no excessive sales pitches.

The car I picked up didn’t have a full tank of gas. It was late, and I didn’t feel like arguing with them. Everything else was fine!

Everything went smoothly. I chose full insurance, booked an Opel Grandland, but was given a Citroën DS4 diesel version with just 1600 kilometers on it. It was a new car with wireless CarPlay and very fuel-efficient—only cost 46 euros for fuel during a 6-day road trip in southern Italy. They only charged a 100-euro deposit, and the refund was processed on the same day after returning the car without issues. The only inconvenience was that, possibly for safety reasons, the rear doors couldn’t be opened from the inside and required someone to open them from the outside. Similarly, the trunk could only be opened with the remote after turning off the engine.