I rented a Mercedes-Benz E-Class for my trip. Before picking up the car, I didn't know if it was an E200 or E220, petrol or diesel. But I did my homework beforehand, and if it was an E220, then it would be the diesel version. It turned out to be an E200, and I was a bit disappointed, as the horsepower would be lower, but there was nothing I could do about it. I checked the car and found that the latch in the bottom of the trunk was broken, causing the luggage cover inside to not close properly. I told the staff at the pick-up location that this needed to be fixed, or else I would request a different car. They said that there was only this E200 available at the moment, and asked if I would accept a different model. I said that I was used to driving a Mercedes-Benz and didn't consider other options. They quickly brought over an E220d and asked if I wanted it. Do I even need to answer that ?
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A pretty embarrassing story to share with you all. I hope it can provide some experience: I drive an automatic car in China. The first few days I rented an automatic car here too. Yesterday, the rental period expired, and I thought of renewing it to save money, so I rented a manual car. As a result, as a result, when I went up a slope at a red light and turned, I couldn't start it at all. Finally, finally, I even called the police. However, before the police arrived, I finally managed to start it ?
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