Do not rent from this seemingly crooked company. I booked a luxury car for a week for what I thought was a rock-bottom price. It was a case of too good to be true. Never before in renting a car have I been given such a hard sale when it comes to \"insurance\" add-ons -- all the way to being asked the name and policy information of my personal insurance. I was also warned strongly that the state of Arizona and the surrounding states required liability insurance and that Sixt provided none. (I will have to do some research to see whether that is indeed true, though I've never heard such a thing with Hertz or Avis or others.)  The agent pushed very hard for a $15 addition to cover rock chips and other damage to glass, which she said was \"very common around here.\" Finally, on a $200 reservation, she said my card would be charged an additional $1,500 as a deposit. Nowhere did its website disclose such a high deposit. I refused and the agent was noncommittal when it came to providing me documentation that the rental was canceled and I would not be charged. I insisted on such proof and she eventually sent me an email that I hope will document such a lack of charges. Of course, with this company, who knows. \n\nMoral of the story: As always, if the price seems too good to be true, it probably is. Stay away from Sixt. It's not worth it.