I booked a Volvo but was given a Jeep Compass instead. This small Jeep has a fuel tank of only about 30 liters, which really caused me range anxiety—I felt like I needed to find a gas station after driving for just a short while. During the last two days, the fuel gauge even broke. No matter how much fuel you add, even if it's overflowing, the needle still shows 3/4 full. When returning the car, I had to explain this at the counter, and I don't know if they'll deduct money for it.

No waiting time, fluent English.

This time we rented a car from Europcar, a well-established European car rental company. We picked up the car at Frankfurt Airport in Germany. The car was very new, and we didn’t encounter any forced insurance sales. Despite our not-so-great English, the counter staff was very patient with us and provided good service. We returned the car at a drop-off point in downtown Vienna. Since it was a Saturday and the rental company was closed, we followed the instructions for self-service return, parked the car in the designated spot, and dropped the keys in the box. The pick-up and return process went very smoothly.

Pretty good, simple procedures, but a lot of things need to be done by yourself.

Quite good, got a free car upgrade and the vehicle was in excellent condition.