My friend went on vacation and rented a car for the week. Right after leaving the rental shop he noticed a small crack at the bottom of the windshield. The car ended up working fine but when he went to return the car, the rental company charged him for the cracked windshield which he was not responsible for. My advice – inspect your rental car in detail before signing any papers and driving out of the lot.
-Dan, Vancouver BC
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