They provided a relatively new Subaru Crosstrek. The vehicle was well-equipped, featuring CarPlay connectivity and LCC lane keeping, making the drive very effortless. It had decent power for a small SUV and looked stylish. However, the pickup location was no longer at the A1 parking lot southeast of the airport; it has moved to a farther place near Kmart Airport West. The store’s shuttle bus takes about 20 minutes, one way, to pick you up from the airport.
Because of roadwork at Perth Airport, the original pick‑up/drop‑off point was moved to the K pavilion. As soon as I called, the shuttle showed up in about 10 minutes. I’d booked a Suzuki but got a same-class MG instead, still basically a new car with only 18,000 km on it. Everything in the car worked perfectly. The staff in the office were great, no hard selling, paperwork was done fast, drop‑off was smooth, and they refunded the deposit immediately after the inspection. It’s a local Australian rental company and I was really happy with the whole experience.
Right out of the airport they picked us up, super convenient. The branch is a bit away from the terminal, which actually makes returning the car easier—you don’t end up on the wrong road. Right next door there’s a mall with three big supermarkets. We’d emailed them about insurance beforehand, and their full coverage wasn’t expensive at all. We chose it for peace of mind, and there was zero hard selling when we picked up the car. Drop‑off was really quick too, and the deposit was refunded the same day. We even went back on the third day and extended for one more day—process was very simple, and they kept the same average daily rate from our first three days, no price hike. All in all, great value for money, highly recommended.
As instructed, after exiting Perth T1 International Arrival Hall, turn right and walk straight for about 100 meters to the shuttle bus stop between T1 and T2 terminals. Call the rental company, provide details like the terminal number at Perth, and the name of the person who booked the car. A car will come to pick you up in about ten minutes. When we arrived in the afternoon, they first gave us a new Subaru, saying the reserved model wasn't ready yet. The next day, it was swapped for a 2025 Nissan Hybrid model with 3,000 kilometers. The Nissan is bigger than the Subaru, which was more suitable for four people.
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