The rental store was deceptive. My bill at the store was over 1,200 euros, whereas I had already paid more than 500 euros online. I repeatedly confirmed that I had already purchased insurance and did not need additional coverage. The store staff, however, slyly insisted that the extra 700 euros was just a deposit and would be refunded if there were no issues. When returning the car, they claimed I had used the full insurance and signed the contract, so the order was closed and nothing could be done. This is not my first time renting a car in Italy, but it’s the first time I've encountered such a deceptive mandatory insurance practice. This is commercial fraud and I'm very upset, currently negotiating with the rental platform.

The service attitude was very poor. I don’t know if it was because I am Chinese or Asian, but the staff spoke to me in a very sharp and raised voice. The rental hall was quiet, and everyone’s eyes were on me. Did I say something inappropriate? I just asked why I was told I would be charged for a full tank of gas when I was supposed to return it with a full tank. After answering impatiently, they didn’t stop and continued to complain loudly about why I needed so long to read the contract. Is it such a waste of time if I check the contract for five minutes? How else would I know if there are problems? Do you really need to attract everyone's attention?

Car was in very poor condition. Have never had a car with so many scratches and dents. The exterior was absolutely filthy. The wait time at counter for pick up was painfully long.

Excellent

car was very poor in its ability to go up hills.

Very bad experience, as I was charge 4x what was quoted on the website