It's okay.

Many locations, convenient and fast, excellent service, no extra sales pitches

The attitude was quite good, and there were no unreasonable charges. They pre-charged for a full tank of fuel, and the price was cheaper than refueling it yourself. However, you need to plan well and return the car with an empty tank to make it worthwhile. I received a Ford Galaxy, which is wider than the Smax I booked, and it was an automatic. I used a notarized translation of my driver's license to pick up the car. I met a compatriot at the adjacent rental counter who couldn't pick up his car because he didn't have a notarized translation. He mentioned that he had never needed one in his previous trips to Europe, so he didn't bring it this time. To be safe, it's better to bring a notarized translation.

The car was in great condition. We rented a Golf, but the rental company upgraded us to a BMW 1 Series for free. When driving in France, it's important to use a chip-enabled credit card, otherwise you'll only be able to fill up at staffed gas stations, and you can't refuel after hours. Additionally, parking in indoor garages in France can be quite expensive, so be mindful of that.

The car rental location in Paris was a bit tricky to find as it was hidden on the lower level of the Louvre. We eventually found it after asking for directions. However, the store offers a wide selection of car models, and most of the vehicles are nearly new.