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The queue was extremely long, each person took 15 minutes to process and the staff were very impatient. I reserved a BMW X1 but got a Peugeot 2008 instead; they said it's the same class but which Chinese person would agree with that? I couldn't understand the deposit payment slip and they couldn't be bothered to explain.

The contract wasn't in English, so we could only roughly understand it by looking at the prices. There were 4 of us, but they counted each of us as separate additions, so we ended up paying for insurance for 4 drivers. Overall, they didn’t explain things clearly.

The service was good, but they said they opened at 8:00, and they actually opened at 8:30.

Very good, the handsome gentleman provided excellent service. We presented the rental confirmation, original driver's license, the translated version provided by QEEQ, and our passports. It only took a few minutes to get the car.

Picked up the car in Madrid; the originally booked Volkswagen Touran was replaced with a Fiat diesel car. I'm not sure if this was an upgrade. The diesel car is slower to accelerate. The pick-up location was decent. However, the drop-off in Granada was on a Sunday. It never occurred to me, nor did anyone inform me, that the store would be closed on Sundays. As a result, I couldn't find the drop-off location and there was no attendant. Fortunately, a very kind local helped me by calling the Madrid store to inquire about the drop-off details, then accompanied me to the designated parking area and showed me where to drop the keys into the box at the store entrance. Since they pre-charged me for a full tank of fuel at pick-up, I contacted the rental company's customer service multiple times via email. Luckily, when I returned to Shanghai, I saw that the bank only deducted the car rental fee.