The pickup location is in a container near the airport and cannot be found using Google Maps. It was only with the GPS address provided in QEEQ's email that it could be located. The staff left a phone number but had gone out; we had to ask the nearby Sixt staff to call and get them to come back. I originally booked an Octavia, but they said there were no cars available and upgraded me to an A4. This made me drive very cautiously throughout the trip, avoiding parking on the roadside out of fear of scratches.

There were no hard sales pitches. They simply asked if we had bought insurance. When we said we already had, they didn't push further. The diesel car is powerful enough for uphill drives. The car was in good condition and relatively new. It was easy to drive. There were no staff present when picking up the car; you could just drive off yourself. During return, staff checked the car meticulously. The entire process was smooth, and the staff explained everything clearly. Now we are waiting for the deposit to be returned.

The rental agent was very enthusiastic and provided detailed explanations.

The pick-up process was efficient. The charge for scratches and dents is high, but with insurance, it doesn't matter much.

They gave me a car that seemed brand new, with less than 100 kilometers driven. If you're going to the mountainous areas in southern Serbia, I strongly recommend getting full insurance. Some roads there are very narrow, especially the roads leading in and out of the UVAC canyon. It's inevitable that you might brush against the roadside bushes when passing other vehicles, which could leave scratches on the car. This company is extremely meticulous when inspecting the vehicle upon return. It's the most thorough inspection I've ever seen. When I returned the car, there was a barely noticeable scratch under the right side door, and they charged me over 800 euros for it (I only had basic insurance).