The staff on site were reasonably polite, but the car model was not as expected and the space was too small.

Our flight to Kuala Lumpur arrived quite late. After paying an extra 150 MYR for the late fee, we successfully picked up the car. It was a small car with 140,000 kilometers on it. Honestly, you wouldn't find such high mileage cars being rented out in our country. We used it for three days and it was just about okay. We rented a local Touch 'n Go card for toll payments, costing 30 MYR for three days. We ended up over-recharging it, and couldn't retrieve the balance. When returning the car, the remaining balance was still on the card, so make sure to load less as toll costs are cheap. The main issue was returning the car; we made more than 20 calls with no answer, causing our flight to be delayed. Ultimately, we left the keys at another rental counter, which had much better service. They later explained that they missed our calls because their phone died. It was a frustrating experience and it seems like Southeast Asia is not yet ready to properly welcome tourists post-pandemic.

The car was about average, roughly 2-3 years old but with relatively high mileage. Interior was clean and the drive's fairly smooth, but the engine was a bit noisy (have driven many Civics before). There were also many scratches around the body and rims. Considering the amount paid for this car/category, we weren't too happy given the above. We had expected for a newer or better maintained car. Hope to see improvements in the future.

Car condition - need service as weird sound coming out from front brake and suspension.

The car is not good