Type of the car, not the same that I paid for overall six out of ten

The car rental location is easy to find, and the staff are patient. They did not actively push insurance sales. I proactively purchased full insurance, but the insurance document was sent a bit slowly. I had to call them to get it sent.

This time, the actual car I got was a Ford Puma, a compact SUV that is quite common in Europe. The car was in great condition.

This car rental company is quite good and highly recommended. The guy at the counter spoke good English and was quite friendly. He recommended extra insurance but didn't push it after I informed him I had full coverage. The car pickup location is at a nearby station parking lot. The car was a new model with only 2400 kilometers, a FIAT500 hybrid, which was pretty nice and fuel-efficient, though it struggled a bit on hills. My dissatisfaction lies with QEEQ. Firstly, their app incorrectly located the return address at the company's rental counter, causing me to circle around three times in frustration. Secondly, QEEQ's customer service has significantly worsened since before the pandemic, which is disappointing. Your prices are similar to those of international websites, and I chose you for convenience. However, when I asked for assistance coordinating an earlier return time with the rental company, it would have been simpler to call them myself. Thumbs down to QEEQ.

Counter staff where fine. Tried the usual sale of extra insurance which I didnt require. Explained everything I needed to know. Drop off was fine with key box as it was out of hours, however in hindsight I will try and use a 24 hr one in future. Not overly happy about having to top up AdBlue, this should be their expense. Was told I have 1500km but top up showed 600km. After returning home they have tried to claim i damaged one of the alloys on the vehicle. This damage was present when i collected the vehicle, and have video proof, still waiting to hear back from them.

No problems.