Pretty good

Our flight was supposed to arrive in Munich at 6:00 AM, and we had booked to pick up the car at 8:00 AM. The flight was an hour early. After a brief rest at the airport and shopping at the supermarket, we went to the counter at 7:30 to handle the car pick-up. A male staff member initially assisted, but said our reserved car type (Volkswagen Golf Estate or similar) was still in town and suggested an upgrade for €25/day. I declined, suspecting a sales tactic. He bluntly told us to wait and come back around 8:00-8:15. After 8:00, a female staff member assisted us, and after verifying our documents and credit card, she didn't hassle us since we had full insurance through the car rental company. Just as she was about to hand over the Volkswagen keys, she and a supervisor couldn't find the car's documents. They politely explained it was an internal issue and offered us a free upgrade to a Mazda. Waiting proved worthwhile!

Very good, convenient and simple. Cars can be returned to any branch in Europe.

Not very happy. We originally booked a Golf, but it wasn't available when we picked up the car. They suggested we take an Audi A3 and handed us 3-4 Audi keys, checking each one and saying the car was parked in a spot it couldn't get out of. Finally, they gave me a key with an S badge. The car didn't drive well. Only later did I realize it was a SEAT LEON.

Pick up of car in a dark car park - hard to see any damage. There was damage on the wheel trims, which I took a photo of. The drop off location was very well lit, and the Europcar team said the wheel damage was caused by us. Fortunately I was able to show the photo evidence of the damage being there on pick up, but thought that the whole process was corrupt by Europcar. With the dark car park for pick up so we can't easily see damage when we pick up, but very well lit to help them in the drop off car park. Probably will not use Europcar again in the future - for this dirty con trick they tried.