Found the supplier right after exiting the airport. The paperwork took less than 5 minutes, then went to the parking lot to pick up the car. There were a few small issues when picking up the car—the staff was very pushy about signing the paperwork. After signing, I noticed several scratches and minor damages. Fortunately, I pointed them out to the staff, and they marked them all, making everything go smoothly.

There were hardly any queues, and it was very quick!

Out of my four car rental experiences abroad, this was by far the worst. Here's what happened: ① On the first day, I was assisted by a middle-aged staff member at the Alamo (part of Enterprise) counter at Izmir Airport. He strongly recommended upgrading from the originally booked five-seater Ford Tourneo to a BMW X1, which he said was a diesel automatic. He also pushed for some additional insurance (even though I had already bought comprehensive insurance through the rental platform). Since I was traveling with my family, I reluctantly agreed to the extra daily cost. This decision turned out to be a mistake. ② Near noon on the second day, just at the entrance to the town of Alacati, the car started emitting a burning smell and white smoke from under the hood. We immediately pulled over, and I suspected that a belt related to the alternator had snapped. This happened after just 110km of driving. I called the rental company and the Izmir branch around 1 PM, asking for road assistance. By 1:30 PM, I received a text saying help was on the way, but it took over five hours for the rescue vehicle to arrive. The rescue personnel revealed that they had only been dispatched an hour earlier. Throughout those five hours, I continually texted the rental company asking for updates, only to be met with vague responses or silence. The local police were no help either. ③ At 6:30 PM, the rescue vehicle towed the car to a repair shop. I had to find a taxi to Izmir Airport (80km away, costing me 440 lira) with all our luggage and family. I hoped to get a replacement car from Alamo (Enterprise) to continue our journey, but was bluntly told that without a technical report on the broken car, no replacement could be issued. They suggested waiting for the next morning. Given their inefficiency and our disrupted itinerary, I decided we had to switch rental companies. This decision proved wise as we never got the technical report even ten days later when I returned to my country. ④ I requested a refund for the unused rental days and insurance, as well as the deposit. The counter staff refused, stating that the remaining rental days were non-refundable and the deposit could not be returned until the car's fault was determined, which was absurd considering the car only broke down due to inherent issues. ⑤ Over the next few days, I repeatedly inquired about the technical report through text messages. They kept saying repairs take time and hence the report wasn't ready. Even after ten days, I received the same response. What atrocious efficiency! Pardon my language, but this inefficiency is infuriating. The direct and indirect losses because of this incident were: the afternoon on the second day wasted, missing the visit to Ephesus, having to drive to Pamukkale late at night, extra rental costs of approximately 1600 lira with a new company, taxi fare of 440 lira from the breakdown site to Izmir Airport, and several hours of anxious waiting with my family, causing stress and helplessness. I hope this account helps anyone considering renting from this company to fully understand the potential risks. Make an informed choice to avoid my ordeal.

The service attitude was perfunctory, and they didn't inform us of the return route in advance. The return location was extremely hard to find. We spent an hour looking for it and almost missed our flight.

Alamo booking was serviced in Bodrum by Enterprise. The "in terminal" pick-up was a 10 minute walk in the blazing sun with luggage from the International to the Domestic terminal, where a security check was needed to enter the building. Enterprise staff were pleasant and car was ready for collection on arrival at the car park. Credit card was charged with deposit not blocked as expected. Renault Clio 1.2 was fine in town, but lacking in power and struggled with the hills of Turkey's main roads. Return was easy, and got a lift back to the International terminal from the car park.