They obviously had the Mercedes we wanted to rent but gave us a Peugeot instead, claiming it was the same type of car.

1. Location: Fairly easy to find. Once you exit the international arrivals at Ataturk Airport, turn slightly left and there is a row of car rental companies. 2. Staff Efficiency: Slow. There was only one person in front of me, but I had to wait for more than half an hour. My flight was delayed by an hour, and then it took another hour to queue up and fill out forms. Although there were other staff members available, only one was handling customers. Not sure if it was because only that one spoke English, but others were chatting with me in English as well. 3. You need a VISA or MasterCard without a UnionPay logo, which was not mentioned when booking through QEEQ, causing me to rush to get a card two weeks before departure. 4. The remaining rental balance cannot be paid in cash; it must be charged along with the deposit on a credit card. Communication did not resolve this. 5. After paperwork was done, we had to wait for the staff to take us to the parking lot outside the airport to pick up the car. Our flight delay was one hour, and Enterprise delayed us another hour and a half, so we hit the road 3 hours later than planned, arriving at the hotel after dark. The late car pickup time was not compensated with a later return time, effectively reducing our rental period by 3 hours, which I find unfair as we were delayed by their inefficiency. 6. Return Location: The Enterprise return location in Taksim is extremely hard to find, and the address provided on QEEQ is incorrect! You must call to ask for directions.

Enterprise initially provided a car that was not at the level of a Ford Focus. The car was in poor condition and very dirty, and it had not been cleaned for customers. We requested a replacement, but the staff was not helpful.

At the store, you can ask the staff if there are any available upgrades; they usually help you find one, which is great.

The service process is simple and efficient