The term "or similar" really gets stretched to the breaking point when you order, and pay for, a Dodge Charger but get a Toyota Camry instead. Í get that both havé four doors, wheels and an engine, but so does a f***ing Lada. The tipping point for me came when the person working there managed to tell me that they didn't even have a Charger amongst their cars at all! Why the flying f*** do you advertise one then?
To make matters worse I got told that they had inspected the car and that it there were no damages to it at all. It was spotless. Well it took me about 10 seconds to find a dent in the left rear door where the paint was flaking off and a big scrape in the paint job by the trunk. And it was full of grass and bugs. If that's what passes for perfect condition they might want to consider hiring someone with woeking eyes to do the inspections. So, not trusting these people at all anymore, I took pictures of everything and went back in to notify them of the condition I found the car in. I showed the pictures of the damage, told the person behind the desk that these were present before I picked up the car, and was told that the damage would be put on my contract. I hope I got them to understand that I was picking up the car and that the damage was there before I touched the damned thing.
So, in conclusion, don't bother renting the high end cars these guys use as bait on their site, cause they don't f ***ing have them. Save yourself the money and go for one of the cheaper cars.
