ミュンヘン—ザルツブルク—聖ウォルフガング・ウィーン-ブダペストハウル施テイト-ミュンヘン

The overall service of the rental company was good. However, there was a mistake when renting the car. The staff mistakenly wrote gasoline on the contract. The contract indicated to fill with 95 gasoline, so we did as instructed. However, the car was a Hyundai i30 diesel version and required diesel. Because of the incorrect fuel, the car broke down and couldn't start.

Picking up the car was quite convenient. Initially, I rented it for just two days, but later extended it for a week due to some matters. I made a call to extend the rental, but eventually had to visit a store to complete the process. Although the rented car was convenient, I initially booked a RAV4 equivalent but was given a gray Nissan X-Trail, which was ugly. I paid an extra 10 euros to get a Volvo XC60 instead. Overall, I am quite satisfied, but the detailed charges were confusing. I paid much more than I expected and was unclear if it was a deposit or something else.

The car's condition was good, and the pick-up process was smooth

The process of picking up and exchanging the car was very quick, and the staff was nice. However, they replaced the original A4 with a Toyota. The staff explained that all their Audi cars are manual, and only Japanese cars are automatic. It's not a big deal, but we specifically chose automatic on the Zuzuche.com website. If there are no Audis available, then just list Toyota. Don't say they are the same group of cars; the power and driving experience are totally different, anyone who's driven both knows this. It feels like a bit of a rip-off. Additionally, the cross-border fee is 6 euros per day, not capped at 50 euros as stated on the Zuzuche.com website.

The staff at Enterprise in Germany were very friendly but not very efficient, the queue was too long. The car I rented had several damages which seemed unrecorded in their system. Fortunately, I spotted them and had the staff note them down on the documents.