I rented an MPV, a 7-seater which should be a business vehicle with fixed seats. However, I got an SUV, a Peugeot 5008. Although it has 7 seats, the last two are foldable and very cramped. With those seats in use, there was no space for luggage, and I had to discard items to complete the trip. The Peugeot 5008 is a mid-large SUV, not an MPV. Negotiations with the car rental company were unsatisfactory. When I complained afterward, they replied it matched the rented model, but they were exploiting a loophole by offering a 7-seat SUV as an MPV. When renting an MPV, ensure it has fixed seats to avoid this issue, or you may end up with a smaller vehicle that can't fit your luggage.
Returned the car on August 15, a day earlier. The car rental manager informed me that the extra charges would be settled in about a month. However, as of today, September 18, I have not received any settlement information.
Comparing makes a difference. The car I rented from European last time was handled very efficiently, and both pick-up and drop-off were super convenient. However, with Avis, the guy at the counter was on the phone for a long time before finally assisting us, and then it took ages with the paperwork. Returning the car was a big hassle too at the airport. We got lost, ended up in a paid parking lot and lost 40 NOK, all while rushing to catch a flight! The Avis office is very small and difficult to find, and even an Avis employee's sister, who is a taxi driver, couldn't help us locate it. Avis was very irresponsible in this regard.
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