23-Day Circular Route Through Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Hungary, Czech Republic, and Germany.

Had to wait quite a while. The pickup location is a bit far, and you have to find the car yourself.

There were very few people, almost no queues. There are four counters where you can pick up the car. A young lady was very nice. However, a middle-aged woman was unfriendly to newcomers. One major dissatisfaction was that I booked a Volvo and asked if I could get one if I wait until the reserved time. They said it's impossible to get a Volvo.

When I picked up the car, there weren't any available, so I waited about 40 minutes. I originally reserved a Volvo V40 hatchback but ended up with a huge Renault Koleos station wagon. In my view, the reserved models don't mean anything; you just get whatever car they have. Maybe it was a free upgrade in terms of cost, but this kind of upgrade made me really nervous while driving. I've always driven small cars at home, and driving such a big car abroad was truly exhausting!

Pretty good, they even gave me a free upgrade to a Grand Cherokee. The car exchange was smooth as well.

Acceptable