Despite arriving past the pickup time, they waited for us, but everything was quite casual and the car was in poor condition with 140,000 km. They just gave us the contract, took a photo, and handed over the keys. The staff member, who was Indian, left brusquely. The car had only half a tank of fuel, and we returned it with an extra bar.

I can't praise them. It's a small company and you have to haggle over everything.

It's hard to describe this car rental experience. First of all, our pick-up and drop-off times were outside the company's regular business hours. For pick-up, a young guy delivered the car to the Christchurch Airport's Car Rental Transfer Centre. For drop-off, there was no one there, and I had to park the car and drop the keys in the office myself, then walk back to the terminal! Yes, I had to walk back to the terminal myself (the company’s office is not located within the terminal!). I called to request a bigger car, and the company provided a higher-class Odyssey that had over 100,000 kilometers on it. The condition of the car was decent.

Service attitude was decent, and the pick-up and return processes went relatively smoothly. The company is small and doesn't have a counter at the airport. You need to call in advance for someone to be at the office or arrange a shuttle. They tried to sell us insurance, but since we already had full coverage, we declined. The car was in poor condition, an old model with dirty seats. Even though we booked the cheapest option, such a car should not be provided to customers. The steering wheel was misaligned, the wipers were dirty, the idle noise was loud, and there were strange noises while driving. The headlights were very dim, and we had to use high beams at night. Due to the car's age, it consumed a lot of fuel. Upon returning, they claimed there was windshield damage and tried to charge us 500 SGD, but we showed them photos from the pickup, proving the damage was already there, and they dropped it. They probably say this to every customer.

Staff member James was friendly, but the vehicle's condition wasn't great. It was a Nissan March with over 100,000 kilometers. The engine made abnormal noises when starting, and it struggled a lot on New Zealand's mountain roads.