Satisfactory

Very good!

Got a RAV4 with only 4993 kilometers on it, practically a new car.

I rented a car for 12 days. On the 14th day, I found a thumb-sized bubble on the tire and wanted to know how to properly resolve it. The car rental store did not answer the phone, and the company’s customer service was unresponsive after several attempts. I had no choice but to drive to the Queenstown airport store for a solution. The service staff quickly handled the car exchange without mentioning any cost. However, when I returned the car at Christchurch Airport on April 29, the company charged my credit card without explanation. When I asked the store for an explanation, they said it was for the tire replacement fee and gave me a phone number and email to contact the company. This way of handling the situation is unacceptable. Issues: 1. The cost was not mentioned when exchanging the car. 2. The responsibility and cost for the tire issue were not explained but directly charged without prior notice. Better service is needed, especially in providing Chinese language support to avoid communication barriers.

I booked a Toyota RAV4 with basic insurance for 15 days through Zuzuche at the total price of 1355.85 NZD. When I went to pick up the car in Christchurch, I showed the Zuzuche order. The Budget representative glanced at it briefly, then added full insurance on their own initiative and billed me in USD. The final price was 1504.25 USD. You can calculate the difference. Why didn't they follow the order and use local currency for billing? Everyone can understand the reason. After I questioned them, they responded rudely, saying either rent with these terms or go somewhere else. There were other details, but to keep it short, stand up for your rights in such situations. In the end, they had to follow my original order, note the final price in NZD, and we settled in cash to avoid the 2% credit card fee. This experience is for my fellow Chinese to avoid being overcharged by these foreign companies. It's better to deal directly with local companies in New Zealand. Don't trust big names like Avis, Hertz, or Budget, as many Chinese have been overcharged this way. Also, avoid intermediary platforms; book directly on the rental company's website.