I found out it was a Toyota after picking up the car. I wanted to switch to a German car since German high-end cars have no speed limit, while Japanese cars can't handle it. Unfortunately, there were no other cars available for exchange. When I checked the Corolla, there was a tire pressure warning. I drove from Düsseldorf city center to the airport area to check it, but couldn't resolve the tire pressure issue. Reluctantly, they gave me a Volkswagen, wasting two hours.

Since we arrived in Frankfurt on an early flight, there were two groups before us, and we waited for a while. I had booked a seven-seater car. The customer service offered us a five-seater Volvo going back to Zurich with a 450 Euro one-way rental fee if we were willing. Considering our comfort, we decided to stick with the seven-seater we originally booked.

I booked a luxury brand, even if the same model isn't available, a similar class car should be provided. In the end, I got a Renault. When I asked if I could change it, they said no, but I could pay extra for an Audi A4. This left a bad impression.

Great service, even though it's not my first time renting, they still explained the details carefully

Multiple counters, no need to queue, and smooth communication.