Not bad

It was average. The staff will try to sell insurance. The service was okay.

Very convenient. If your English isn't good, just wait at the dedicated shuttle stop for a bit, hop on the rental company's shuttle when you see it and show the driver your booking. That's usually enough to handle things. Once at the counter, just give your booking, necessary documents, ID, and credit card to the staff.

The staff at the Melbourne Airport branch are quite friendly, and they offer services in Chinese. However, the Chinese service often comes with upselling, trying to scare you into buying full insurance, which doesn't feel good. The thing I'm most dissatisfied with is the car condition. Being the cheapest rental company, the cars are usually older models. A 2013 model is still acceptable, but I was given a 2010 Corolla, a 6-year-old car with over 90,000 kilometers and various scratches. I might as well buy a lottery ticket. The old engine combined with an outdated 4-speed automatic transmission results in high fuel consumption.

Good service at the counter but car is old