Both the QEEQ platform and Cizgi rental company were exceptionally satisfactory. I picked up the car at Antalya Airport in Turkey and returned it at Izmir Airport, which was very convenient. I originally booked a Citroën C5 Aircross but was provided with a Peugeot 3008 diesel car from the same category. The vehicle was very new, in excellent condition, had strong performance, and was fuel-efficient! Returning the car in a different location was also very convenient!

The staff at this rental company were very friendly, didn't push any sales, and handled minor accidents very well.

The service was satisfactory, but the car condition was disappointing. The first car we picked up in Istanbul showed a yellow warning light one hour after driving. With the help of locals, we learned it was not a big issue and continued driving. However, upon reaching Izmir, a red warning light appeared, which was very dangerous. On the way to the rental office, we got rear-ended, but the rental company handled the situation and provided a replacement car. The replacement car then showed a maintenance wrench warning in Antalya, and we had to go to the rental office for servicing, which wasted a lot of time and fuel. Additionally, the first car we returned still had one and a half bars of fuel. Overall, the staff had a good attitude, and all issues were eventually resolved satisfactorily.

1. The rental process is very simple. There's no credit card deposit, authorization, or vehicle inspection involved. Picking up and returning the car is hassle-free! 2. The car is a diesel version with plenty of power, perfect for the uneven terrain of Cappadocia! 3. One reminder: They won't hold a sign to meet you. When you are waiting for your luggage, you need to call them, inform them when you will be at the terminal entrance, and confirm how long they will take to arrive. Otherwise, you might end up waiting in the cold for nearly 30 minutes like we did. 4. If you are not going to Lake Tuz, adding 100 lira worth of fuel is enough. There are many gas stations along the way. We added 150 lira and still had 2 bars of fuel left when we returned the car. Since we picked up the car with an empty tank, it was unavoidable to waste some fuel.

Service is excellent but this time the car was a bit battered and bruised.