The car rental process at Munich Airport is indeed very busy. Europcar, SIXT, AVIS, and Hertz counters all have long lines. Europcar had five out of seven desks open, which was less than other companies who had all their counters open. However, a positive aspect was their numbered ticket system, so you don't have to stand in line after taking a number; you can browse nearby shops. This time, I waited nearly 40 minutes to get the car. I noticed that foreigners finished their process in just a few minutes; it took me less than ten minutes, but the groups of Chinese people in front of me took significantly longer, especially one group that took over half an hour.

They added insurance despite me saying I didn't want it. They gave me three keys to choose from and ended up charging me for an upgraded model. Not only did they add insurance, but also a towing service fee! Ultimately, the most important part is that they charged me twice!

There was no problem with the agreed-upon full tank policy, but there was no gas station within 10 kilometers of the pickup location, making it impossible to refuel. This led to high refueling and service fees, which felt like a rip-off.

Picked up the car at Munich Airport; the service was terrible, with staff having poker faces as if we owed them money. Very inefficient. I booked a Touran, but they gave me a Kia, which was quite disappointing. The only consolation was that it was a new high-spec car with just over a thousand kilometers on it.

I am still waiting for my updated receipt, having had to take it for an extra day.