The driver picking me up refused to go to the designated Subway entrance, and I had to call several times to get him to come. It's quite far, over 15 minutes by car. The counter only had one or two staff members, and they were very slow.

The car was pretty good, but after returning the car and coming back to my home country, there was a dispute regarding the car's condition. It took nearly three months to resolve, and the appeal was successful. ⚠️ To avoid disputes, please make sure to take photos with watermarks on the day of return.

Very satisfied!

Do not book from this company, it is full of traps — each issue is different. First rental period: July 25, 2024 - August 23, 2024 Second rental period: August 23, 2024 - September 5, 2024 1. During the first rental, the staff informed us that the fee for adding a second driver would be capped at 50 euros, which sounded reasonable. So, we changed our second booking from another rental company to Flex to Go. However, when it came time to add the second driver for the second rental, they said it would cost 13 euros per day, totaling 168 euros for 13 days. Normally, rental companies have a fee cap for second drivers, usually around 60 to 80 euros. This was the first trap. 2. On the very first day of the second rental, the warning light came on, indicating low tire pressure. We checked it at a gas station and found the pressure was fine. On the sixth day, another warning appeared saying the car needed oil and was due for maintenance, with a driving limit of only 300 km remaining. We headed to the nearest Flex to Go location in Nuremberg to exchange the car, which took two hours. Yet, the company did not send us a new contract after the car exchange. After two days of follow-up through Zuzuche (their platform), we received a very perfunctory contract from Flex to Go, which did not include details like scratch information for the vehicle. Luckily, we had documented all scratches with photos and videos. 3. On the fifth day of the second rental, the front desk staff who had originally served us called, accusing us of entering Czechia without paying the cross-border fee. I confirmed that we had not traveled to Czechia, but they insisted we had been “abroad” and charged us 600 euros. The next day, we went to the Nuremberg Flex to Go branch and checked the car's GPS, which showed that the car entered Czechia on June 1, 2024. However, we were not the ones who went there—yet they still held us responsible for it. The front desk's confusion meant that this penalty was actually related to the first rental, not the second. 4. During the first rental, we paid the cross-border fee, but due to the staff's negligence, we were only marked for Zone 1. The countries we visited were also included in Zone 2, which led to a penalty of 600 euros.

You must arrive on time, otherwise the car you booked won't be available and you'll have to pay the price difference.