I rented a car from Sixt for $211 for six days. At the time I rented it, they did not tell me they were sending a text saying that I should inspect the car for damage before leaving their facility. When I read the text at home, it included a list of damages already on the car. I had the feeling I was being set-up for a false claim, which is exactly what happened. Two days after returning the car, Sixt sent pictures of additional damage including two scratches (down to the primer). I found it strange that two similar scratches occurred on opposite sides. Evidently, they listed the prior damage, didn’t tell me to inspect the car, and then - as predicted - they found additional damage on the returned car for which I am liable. I checked their reviews on line and many reflected this premeditated attempt at cheating customers. Some people lost quite a bit of money, and many reviews were rated the minimum stars. 124 reviews on Jabber averaged 1.3 stars 1,757 reviews on Trust Pilot averaged 1.3 stars 60 Reviews on Reviews .10 averaged 1.5 stars