The staff at the Europcar desk and inspection personnel at Belgrade Airport were very friendly. Their English was clear and easy to understand. The car was almost brand new, having only driven over 2000 kilometers; we drove nearly 5000 kilometers. There was no push to sell insurance when picking up the car, and the return inspection was quick, then they said 'everything is ok.'

The fuel deposit was never refunded. Additionally, I was charged again for adding a driver and for cross-border fees when returning the car, totaling 18,000 RSD. I reported this issue to the car rental platform multiple times, but never received a direct response. I hope they address this issue soon and provide a fair resolution.

Service was fine, but there may be many requirements for expensive car models.

The car pickup process was fine, but the drop-off at the airport was very unsatisfactory. The main issue was that they did not acknowledge the existing scratches on the front right bumper and insisted it was our fault, claiming it wasn't recorded in their system. When we picked up the car, the Eurocar staff was very careless and didn't confirm with us if there were any issues with the lower front right area. They just did a rough check and only documented some scratches after we insisted. During the return, they focused on the areas that weren't confirmed initially and blamed us, even though it was clearly old damage. They just said it wasn't recorded in their system, so it was our responsibility. Additionally, they asked us specifically about our insurance coverage and, upon learning we only had basic insurance, started nitpicking to find faults. Serious complaint about this, and I do not recommend Chinese people to rent Eurocar vehicles in Serbia in the future.

The price didn't match what was advertised on the website. The site mentioned a charge of 4.8 euros per day for crossing the border. We only needed the car for two days in Montenegro but were told to pay a maximum charge of 48 euros for ten days (even though we were renting the car for only eight days). The reason given was that they couldn't know how many days we would be abroad, despite entry and exit records clearly showing this. It felt like an overcharge.