Everything was verty good, but the ensurance was expensive.

The overall service was acceptable, and I can understand the slower efficiency in Europe. However, the car they gave me was too old, with mileage exceeding 50,000 kilometers. Additionally, it seemed like the car hadn't been maintained before renting it out to us. There were warning lights on during driving, the engine was excessively noisy when accelerating, and the brakes made a sound like an animal roaring, which likely indicates the brake pads need replacing. The suspension was also problematic, as going over a pothole caused the car to shake multiple times.

The service attitude was good, but honestly, the car's soundproofing was not great.

When picking up the car, many things were not communicated clearly, and there were issues contacting the rental company. We picked up the car at Frankfurt Airport and were told we had to pay even though we had already paid in full in our home country. The representative said they couldn't find the payment on the system. After calling the rental company and sending some pictures, the issue was resolved. They mentioned a fee of five euros per day for additional drivers and a cross-border fee, which was acceptable. However, when returning the car, they said the payment was incomplete. Besides the additional driver and cross-border fees, there was a 21% tax, totaling 389 euros. After contacting the rental company again, we finally paid 329 euros. This process was quite unreliable, even if the rental price was relatively cheap. Can't the rental company standardize their operational procedures?

I was upsold full insurance multiple times during pickup, even after informing them I already bought it domestically. It was irritating and I couldn't drive at ease throughout the trip.
Otherwise, everything was great, convenient, and fast. I originally booked a manual wagon and paid an extra 10 euros to upgrade to an automatic Jaguar. It was a new car, and cars abroad get updated quite quickly.

The staff were very friendly.