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No waiting time, fluent English.

The queue was very slow and the service attitude was stiff. The only pleasant surprise was a free upgrade to a Jaguar XF, and this car had only 7000+ kilometers on it. Picking up the car was quite smooth once we got the keys at the counter.

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.

No extra sales pitch, and the attitude was quite standard. However, I booked a VW Touran, but they didn't have it and gave me a KIA CARENS instead. She said the KIA is slightly larger than the Touran, which was true. The car was slightly bigger. But once on the road, I realized it was underpowered. We were three people, each with 2 large, 2 medium suitcases, and a backpack. On inclines, the car lacked power. On many mountain roads, we could only use 2nd or 3rd gear, with the slowest speed at 30km/h. Next time, if the rental company tries to give me a Korean car, I will refuse.

Nice new model B class with mbux