I had reserved a VW Golf wagon or an equivalent model, but when I arrived at the store, which was already closed, the only option available was a Kia Sportage. Initially, I was disappointed, but after driving it for a while, it changed my perception of Korean cars. Being a compact SUV, it had significantly more space than the Golf and offered a better view. The car was almost brand new. It had four-wheel drive and 184 horsepower, which provided ample power. The overall rigidity was good, and the suspension was balanced. It came with various features, including a navigation system, front and rear sensors, and a rearview camera, which were very helpful in the narrow underground parking garage. They even provided a child booster seat free of charge. The only downside was that I couldn't find the pickup vehicle at the designated meeting point after getting off the plane. Both the store, which was closed, and the pickup person weren't answering their phones. After waiting for a while, we reluctantly boarded the hotel shuttle bus, and finally, at the last moment, we saw a car with the CARO logo arriving. However, we were delayed much longer than expected due to the long distance between terminals and the long queues at customs.