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The Chinese language service is nice and very helpful. Changing the drop-off location was also smooth, but there was a charge that wasn't clearly explained over the phone. To expedite the process, I agreed to the charge. One uncomfortable point: I booked a Jeep, but at the counter, they said only Hyundai was available and recommended an upgrade. When picking up the car, they gave me a GMC...

Just average

At the counter, I was asked if I would return the car with a full tank. I said yes, but they still charged me extra for fuel when I returned the car. They also added towing insurance without my consent, resulting in an additional $42.50 charge. I contacted the rental company, but they gave the same explanation, saying there was nothing they could do. However, after my daughter, who speaks good English, called them, they quickly canceled the charges. I've encountered this issue three times, and each time I had to resolve it myself because the rental company was essentially powerless.

The car rental process was smooth. The staff just asked if I wanted to upgrade the car model or buy additional insurance. I declined, and they quickly prepared the contract. I was then directed to the parking lot where a staff member brought a similar type of car. The rental process was smooth. Later, in Los Angeles, I accidentally bumped the front bumper. When I exchanged the car, the staff noticed I had insurance, making the return process smooth. Therefore, having insurance is quite necessary. Additionally, if you're not far from the airport, they can arrange a driver to drop you off at your destination for free!

The car was very new, with just over 1,000 miles on it.