Pay attention to stop signs, everything else is fine

Due to language barriers, I unknowingly signed a local insurance document. Customer service failed to resolve this issue, but eventually, an American friend helped contact the rental company and got the local charges canceled.

They push insurance and secretly added Roadside Assistance.

Alamo at San Francisco airport is a horrible company. My car window was smashed, and my driver's license and luggage were stolen. The police suggested I change cars for safety reasons. It was already 2:30 AM, and I had four elderly people with me. However, the stubborn Alamo manager insisted on seeing my driver's license to give me a replacement car, despite me explaining the situation and even getting help from customer service. They claimed it was company policy due to liability issues with the police. If I didn't have a driver's license, how did I rent the car in the first place? Even if I had my license initially, what would I do if it got lost? This is a terrible company. It's incredible to encounter such poor service in a foreign country at 2:30 AM, leaving my family stranded at the airport. Later, I am extremely grateful to the AVIS manager at San Francisco airport, who, without any original documents, allowed me to rent another car just by showing photos and explaining the situation. Thank you so very much!

Although the car wasn't the Chrysler I booked, it was a very new and well-equipped Dodge. The trunk could hold four large suitcases, there were two spaces under the middle seat to store items, and there was plenty of storage space.

The pickup and return process was very efficient. It took 3 minutes to pick up the car and 2 minutes to return it.