Car pickup was reasonably efficient.

The store didn't accept the translation document and required purchasing insurance to provide the vehicle. There was a mileage limit, and only after paying 2000 yuan was it unrestricted.

This is the worst car rental company I have ever encountered, whether domestically or abroad! Simply outrageous! I didn't notice the mileage limit when booking, and when I arrived at the store to pick up the car, they forced me to pay an extra 150 euros. Their attitude was arrogant the whole time, leaving no room for negotiation, and they aggressively pushed their insurance options. After declining, they charged an additional 30 euros for highway tolls, yet didn't place any stickers on the windshield! On top of that, when returning the car, we experienced thunderstorms in Vienna that day, making us hesitant to drive too fast on the highway. Furthermore, the return location was extremely hard to find. After much effort, we located the return parking lot, but queuing up on-site delayed us by over half an hour. This caused us to return the car a few minutes late overall. When handing over the car, I explained to the staff on-site that the delay was due to the weather and asked if it was an issue, to which I received a reassuring response: 'No problem!' Only then did we leave assured. However, as soon as we reached the hotel, our credit card was immediately charged 102 euros! Why did they not inform us on-site about the fee? Moreover, the 102 euros included an extra highway toll charge! Absolutely shameless!

Following the signs, it was easy to find Parkhaus 4 where the car rental company is located. Dryyve is a smaller player compared to Avis, Hertz, and Europcar, and their counter is at the very end of the hall. The good thing is that there was no queue. Note that only basic insurance is included, but they weren't pushy about selling extras. However, they didn't print my contract at first and had to get someone else to reprint it later. I was not very satisfied with the car they gave me—a worn-out Citroën C4 with Hungarian plates and 50,000 kilometers on it. The car was dirty, with dead insects on the headlights. The trunk can fit two 28-inch and one 20-inch suitcases, which is quite spacious. When you switch to sport mode, it performs OK on the highway and doesn't feel unstable at 150 km/h.

Everything was fine, small issues were resolved quickly.