[QUOTE=Ben;7722550]Welcome to flyertalk, denrusso!

There´s no difference, the name "holiday cars" is used, because Sixt was originally founded in Germany, hence every station outside Germany is a holiday-station.

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I dont fully agree with that.
a car from sixt in a foreign country is from sixt because they have a station there. a holiday car can be from a different agency and sixt is only acting as an intermediary, this may be the case even if they have a station at this particular airport.

I had an slk last week... please think again if you really want that car :-) the boot is ridiculously small. for one person maybe fine, for 2? impossible. however, just take the luggage from the aiport to the hotel with the closed roof and then it should work as you arent driving around your luggage everyday.

maybe they dont have a slk, but give you a 3series convertible....