On current experience I’d go to a hire company that provides the car class booked.

The car is relatively new, but a $2900 deposit is required if you don't purchase the in-store insurance.

The staff was quick and responsive, the pick-up and drop-off were efficient, and the location was very easy to find. The car handover process was relatively fast.

Yes, it was perfect

Can't remember any problems.

It took 90 mins from calling office for pick up to arriving at office for car .. then they didnt have correct vehicle , they tried to palm me off with little Peugeot, I'm 6ft 3 ! so then they offered another car , it was scratched and dented all around , front bumper was unsecure as it had a bump previously, I opened the car up and it was filthy , hadn't been cleaned, previous hirer documents , empty coffee cups , sweet wrappers , smelling of cigarettes.. anyway I had to take it as i was late for my meeting at this stage .. I drove a few miles down the road and realised there were 2 yellow warning lights on , and I couldn't check what they were for as there was no vehicle user manual and to top it off the whole media system was in spanish .. also there was insufficient fuel in vehicles..you couldn't make it up .. I sometimes get Hertz and I always get a new or new ish vehicle sparkling clean and fresh .. I have pics to back up all the above ..

There was no courtesy bus on the day of our arrival and I got a taxi to the hire car base. The attendant asked me did I get a receipt and when I hadn't, did not reimburse me for the fare.The car tyres were bald on the front outside edges. I showed this to the booking attendant. He said there was no other vehicles and they were ok. He then marked them on the condition report. When I lost my key (and later found) in Donegal - they said the spare key was in Liverpool??? When I returned the car - I later found out it was a different location. The attendant said the tyres would be replaced immediately. EasiRent hired me a car that was both dangerous and unroadworthy