Car Rental in Bucharest - European Consumer Rights

There are no specific European standards regarding the rental of cars in Bucharest or on the territory of Romania, but, as a European consumer, you have certain rights. The most important are: The price set for a booking must include all unavoidable taxes (local taxes, processing fees). Any additional costs that may apply to you (eg a child seat or extra insurance) must be clearly indicated and must not be misleading.
The lease must not contain abusive, forbidden clauses in Europe. For example, the seller can not compel you to accept clauses that you have not been able to check before signing the contract. Check the items included in the price: Pay special attention to local taxes, airport taxes, insurance. Check your car with a company employee to report possible damage. If you are not given a checklist, note any malfunctions you know and ask an employee to sign your paper. If the car is broken, call the company that rented it and wait for its instructions. Do not try to repair the vehicle without the company's approval. In the event of an accident, note the names and addresses of the persons involved. If someone is injured or there is a dispute over the parties' liability, call the police. Contact your car rental company immediately.
Check for any additional costs that you will have to pay during the period when you use the car. Check the terms of the fuel supply.

Check the terms of the contract cancellation.
Check other possible restrictions (eg mileage limits, countries you have or not to travel). If you have booked online, take a printed copy with you. If you sign a rental agreement at your destination, be sure the terms provided for it match those of your previous reservation; Keep a copy of all the documents you sign in.
Try to return the car for the duration of the company's work schedule to make sure someone checks its status. An employee should write a written note on the condition of the vehicle. That note must be signed by you and your employee. Keep a copy. Check your car with a company employee to report possible malfunctions. If you are not given a checklist, note any malfunctions you know and ask for an employee to sign your paper.