Had to wait in line for over half an hour to pick up the car, and returning it took about 40 minutes too. Plan ahead if you have a flight to catch.

First, during car pick-up, the time was very tight and customers were not given enough time to inspect the car's condition, including any pre-existing exterior damage. Second, during car return, they inspect the car with an overly critical attitude, even penalizing for tiny scratches less than a centimeter long. Third, during car return, the company does not accept photos taken at the time of pick-up as evidence of existing damage, which is clearly unfair. Fourth, the company has a bizarre and unreasonable policy: the inspection done in the presence of the customer during return is not final; it gets re-inspected after cleaning, and that is considered the final judgment. I didn’t rate it one star but gave it two stars because their service attitude is still somewhat acceptable and there is room for negotiation.

The car was not thoroughly inspected during pick-up, just a brief introduction. However, during drop-off, the inspection took nearly an hour with every inch of the car being checked meticulously. Shouldn't the inspection process be consistent for both pick-up and drop-off to be fair?

They clearly explain the precautions when picking up the car, including the return location and type of fuel. There's no push to sell insurance. However, when returning the car, you have to go inside to find someone to assist, unlike other companies that have dedicated personnel waiting in the parking lot. The lady inspecting the car was not very knowledgeable and almost mistook a load-bearing mark for a dent. But after communication, there was no problem. The deposit was refunded on the spot.

The price didn't match what was advertised on the website. The site mentioned a charge of 4.8 euros per day for crossing the border. We only needed the car for two days in Montenegro but were told to pay a maximum charge of 48 euros for ten days (even though we were renting the car for only eight days). The reason given was that they couldn't know how many days we would be abroad, despite entry and exit records clearly showing this. It felt like an overcharge.