Goldcar achieved a score of 52% in the annual report by consumer watchdog Which?.
It was awarded just two stars out of five for value, car details versus reality, record of damage and customer service.
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One in five of those polled who used Goldcar - which operates in countries including Spain, Portugal, France and the US said they had issues with the vehicle's condition.
And 23% charged extra reported being when they picked up or returned the car.
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