This is outright fraud. At Munich Airport, they said there’s no extra insurance, only a pre-authorization—it’s just a blatant scam. Do we have to record everything everywhere we go? Germany is full of discrimination!

The service was good. My English isn't great, but the lady at the service desk was still very patient.

Scam company! They deducted over 500 euros claiming I didn’t provide a fuel receipt. Zuzuche made no effort to resolve the problem and kept asking for the fuel receipt even though credit card records were provided. I drove just 400 kilometers and refueled for 70 euros, so why deduct over 500 euros? Zuzuche's reason was that fuel and labor are expensive abroad. Ridiculous! It’s fraud against consumers!!! Check Zuzuche's contract; every clause says they’re not responsible. Rent directly from a car rental agency! Never use Hertz, never use Zuzuche! The intermediary always sides with the car rental agencies, ignoring consumer rights. I will defend my rights!

I have rented cars in Germany twice. The first time I rented an Audi A4 estate, but since they didn't have it, they upgraded me to a Volvo XC60, which was okay. This time I booked a Mercedes E-class estate, and again, they didn't have it, so they upgraded me to a Volvo XC60. Initially, I was a bit upset, but I found the XC60's noise insulation to be much better than the E-class estate I rented in the UK, and it had more space. The interior quality is much lower, and the driving feel of the Mercedes is definitely a class above Volvo.

The staff at the store were friendly, the car was relatively new and performed well. However, I originally rented an Opel or a similar model, and the store gave me a Fiat 500X. Is that in the same category? Was it an upsell? During the return, the staff mentioned a tire scratch and a tiny paint chip on a mirror. I believe these were pre-existing, as I had no incidents during my trip. Unfortunately, I didn't notice them during pick-up.