Communication between Zuzuche and the overseas car rental company was completely unsuccessful. I completed the booking on the Zuzuche website and arrived at the Hertz car rental at Melbourne Airport on the morning of May 12. The car rental agency told me they had no information about my booking. I tried to contact Zuzuche for over an hour with no answer. I was stuck at the car rental office for more than two hours without a car, which disrupted my travel plans. I had to make a new booking directly with the car rental agency at a much higher cost than my Zuzuche booking.

The car was not provided with a full tank, and even though they acknowledged this when I returned the car, the process was extremely slow. I waited for half an hour and was then told to resolve it with the agency. It took two compensations to settle the fuel charge.

The process of picking up and returning the car was very smooth. The car was in good condition with over 20,000 kilometers on it, and it handled well. Unfortunately, the GPS rented from Hertz had a faulty power connection, causing it to repeatedly lose power unless the angle was constantly adjusted. Later, in Bairnsdale, although there was no GPS available, they helped confirm it was defective and suggested seeking help in Canberra. They also kindly printed out four pages of color Google Maps directions, which was very heartwarming.

The queue at Melbourne Airport was shorter compared to other companies when picking up the car. Returning the car was also quick. A staff member took photos around the car and printed out a receipt. Of course, the car was in good condition as well.

There was a long queue around 10 AM at the airport location. After confirming car availability via walkie-talkie, we had to wait another ten minutes.