The service was okay, but the car provided was not as advertised.

Although there was a language barrier, communication was still manageable.

First, they gave us a car that had over 170,000 kilometers on it, and it was full of scratches. Crucially, they didn't provide any proof, just saying that they were all aware of it. Who can feel assured by that? What if they blame us in the end? So, we spent a lot of time taking photos and videos as evidence. Second, the right car door was broken, and they didn't tell us when handing the car over. We spent half an hour fixing it on the road with the help of some kind-hearted people. We could finally close it but didn't dare open it again for the rest of the trip. Third, the tank wasn't full when we picked up the car, and again, they admitted this but didn't give any proof. When returning the car, we managed to refuel it to approximately the same level (which was tricky because you have to drive to the return point after refueling, making it hard to estimate). We showed the return staff the fuel gauge photo from pick-up, and he didn't say anything or take any photos himself. Later, over 300 lira was deducted from my credit card for fuel and a refueling service fee. It's really infuriating.

Convenient and fast

The store location was extremely convenient, right next to the light rail station. The Turkish staff spoke fluent English, and communication was smooth. They also gave us local sightseeing tips. The car was in great condition with just over 8,000 kilometers. It was quite powerful. The only issue was the address error; it wasn't in the OLD CITY area as stated. We had to take the light rail three times, which disrupted our plans. The staff said this has happened multiple times and asked the website to update the address. No translated documents were needed, and they didn't understand their purpose, just asked to see the domestic driver's license.