First of all, QEEQ is a very good website. It shares information with major car rental companies around the world, providing customers with a vast amount of information and choices. This time, I didn't choose the GPS service, but when picking up the car, I found that the vehicle was equipped with an onboard GPS. The GPS I brought didn't work well, so I ended up using the onboard GPS all the time. Although it was in Italian, after careful study, I became quite adept at using it. I really appreciate the Italians' generosity in providing a GPS without additional charges. Nowadays, most cars come with a GPS, so it may no longer be charged as a separate service. Italians are very easygoing; when picking up the car, I wanted to thoroughly check its condition, but the staff said there was no need—it was fine. When returning the car, the staff gave it a quick look and it was OK as long as there were no major damages. They didn't mind the minor scratches. Previously, when I rented a car in Greece, the staff was very meticulous and recorded every scratch carefully. Friends, I suggest choosing a diesel car when renting; it can save a lot of money. A full tank can go 1000 kilometers, while a gasoline car only half that distance. Refueling in Europe is very convenient, and diesel is usually priced similarly to gasoline, which can save a lot on costs.