Pretty good. The attendant mentioned minor scratches and had me sign a statement that they were not my fault.

When I picked up the car from Europcar, there was no one to inspect the car with me, and the counter didn’t mention this. As a result, when I returned after driving for an hour to replace the car, they found new damage, but I had no evidence. This is a lesson learned; I will ensure to inspect the car first in the future.

There were two staff members at the store, one German who was on the phone and an Asian standing by. When I spoke in Chinese to my companion to ask the Asian for help, he immediately replied in English to wait a moment and then pretended to check some documents. If he wasn't Chinese, how did he understand my Chinese and respond in English? It seemed like he didn't want to serve Chinese customers, very disappointing. The German staff member explained the contract very quickly. When I said I didn't understand and needed a translator, he got impatient when the translator device couldn't connect online, saying, 'Aren't you supposed to know English?' After explaining once more, he told me to sign with a clear expression of not wanting to repeat himself.

Downgraded the car

1. The pickup location couldn't find the reservation, and we were directed to another branch; 2. The car class was downgraded, we got a SKODA FABIA in poor condition, unsuitable for driving in the Black Forest area; 3. The designated return spot at the central station was insufficient, requiring a long queue at the only counter to fill out forms, almost missed the train; 4. The actual rental company was EUROPCAR. At pickup, another family was also complaining about poor service... Haha!