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the car we rented made some noises from the first day, but the renter said you can drive nothing like that, but finally after weeks the car broke down, and another car was not given because they said they didn't have another car
The worst emotions I have had for the last years! The service is scam. They take deposit of 5x of the rental price and you return the car they start finding some misterious issue with the car and charge penalties. Eventually, the price of the rent becomes 5x more expensive.
They will do anything possible to keep the deposit.
First they said it was because I have been speeding, according to their computer system installed in the car.
Next was that the car was not clean and even needed a very expensive chemical cleaning.
And suddenly there was marks and scratches on the car.. and even under the engine hood.
So I would try and find another, more honest car rental company.
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