After arriving at the airport, I called to make a reservation and was instructed to wait at doors 17/18 on the second-floor departure level for a bus labeled 'ParkinGo'. It was hot and sunny, and quite a few people were waiting for this company's bus. Fortunately, they had frequent buses, so I only had to wait a few minutes. During the paperwork process, they promoted their insurance. I didn’t purchase it since I was renting for only two days; I stuck with basic insurance, which means I would need to cover costs up to 2000 euros for an accident. I recommend full coverage if you’re not familiar with European road conditions or lack confidence in your driving skills. Upon inspecting the vehicle, I found it had visible damage all over. The tail lights were completely broken, and the dashboard showed a tail light malfunction alert. When I asked the staff, they said it was fine. The rear wiper was also broken — only the base remained, swinging loosely in the wind. The steering wheel made odd noises when turned fully. It’s 2025, yet this car didn’t have parking sensors, let alone a backup camera. Thankfully, it had wireless CarPlay, though it took 1–2 minutes to respond after starting each time. It was a diesel vehicle, so fuel efficiency was decent. The trunk could fit four suitcases and backpacks without much trouble.

There is a common issue with car rental companies abroad nowadays. If you purchase insurance through the platform, they won't force you to buy additional insurance, but they charge a very high deposit. This is not just with this company; I have noticed the same issue with several others. This company, however, has an additional issue: they charge a €36 cleaning fee if the car interior is a bit dirty upon return. This is the first time I've encountered this, and it doesn't feel great. Everything else is fine, though.