When we arrived at the store, they told us there was no A3 available as we had booked. They said Golf is a similar-class vehicle, but choosing an A5 would require a significant extra cost.

The store is easy to find, but requires a long walk. When we arrived in Munich, it was already late at night. The store provided a car and parking spot, but we had to search for it ourselves. Unfortunately, the designated license plate wasn't at the given spot, forcing us to return to the store for assistance. The staff searched around but couldn't find the car either, so they had to provide us with another vehicle. The entire process took about an hour, which was quite frustrating. The T-Roc's trunk is quite spacious. You can lower the trunk floor by one level, easily accommodating one 28-inch suitcase, one 26-inch suitcase, and additional small items.

My first self-driving trip in Europe ended perfectly, thanks to Europcar's high-quality and professional service throughout the journey. Many unexpected situations and minor issues were handled smoothly and effortlessly, making it a very wise choice. Europcar's services are highly professional and well-regulated, allowing you to enjoy your trip with complete peace of mind.

Overall not bad, few people and the car was new. The customer service at the German airport was friendly. However, when I asked about buying the Austrian highway pass, they strongly recommended a €140 package that included insurance, claiming it would cover highway fees and that Austrian insurance was very expensive. But since I already had full coverage, they eventually left the decision to me, so I only purchased the €7 per day highway pass. Remember, they can sell you the highway pass directly, so there’s no need to go to a gas station; just ask them.