LOS ANGELES CAR RENTAL REVIEWS

Not sure if it's a common tactic in Los Angeles, but no matter what car you book, they always tell you on the spot that the car isn't available, and you have to pay extra to get a car. Since travelers can’t afford to waste time arguing, this has happened both times I rented a car. Can the rental service do something about it?

Extremely frustrating. Rented a car for 12 days at a cost of 6000, but upon arrival (on time) we were told there were no cars available. They offered us an electric car instead. We had plans to travel across four states, including the very desolate New Mexico, and we were given an electric car. We asked the on-site staff if we could reach our destination with the electric car, and they clearly said no because there are not enough charging stations along the way. When we complained to the rental platform to get an explanation, they said they had given us a solution and we didn't accept it! What?! Is an electric car considered the same model as a gasoline car? Finally, after arguing, they made us wait for 2 hours. We waited from 9:30 to 12:00 and still no car. Eventually, we paid an additional 6000 for a slightly larger Hyundai, doubling the estimated rental cost. The customer service could only apologize and say there was nothing they could do because we didn’t accept the electric car.

It's okay, pretty standard.

The salesperson was not very pushy, quite comfortable.

Aggressive upselling

Very satisfied

Pretty good, easy to communicate without barriers.

The service was good except for the long wait in the queue. The car was of good size and performed well during the 18 days we had it except for an annoying rattle from the left hand side. Drop off was easy.

Good interaction with QEEQ. Good value in having the Diamond membership since we booked 4 vehicles during our trip.

Overall it's okay, this is my third time using Dollar. Pros: It's cheap and the car condition is decent (Hertz is better but more expensive). Friendly reminder: If you're renting without a US ID, you need to buy third-party insurance. On the platform, you can just buy the basic third-party insurance because the staff in the US will almost enforcefully upsell their road assistance (personal experience: even if you buy the full insurance package on the platform, they'll still try to sell you their insurance). The advantage of buying their upsold insurance is that you can freely choose your car (same class), but if you don't accept it, your vehicle will be fixed (based on experiences in Los Angeles and Orlando; unsure about other places). Just for your reference.

Very satisfied, rented for the third time

QEEQ deleted my booking without notice despite taking my money. This was discovered at Hertz counter. Hours later QEEQ rectified by booking through a different company, miles away, that ended up charging me an extra 200 dollars.

Aggressive upselling

The car was too old, with 89,000 miles. The service was okay.

Good experience, I always choose QEEQ for self-driving trips abroad.

el coche tenía un foco trasero roto. No lo vi porque era de noche cuando cogí el coche. El personal a la salida del local dio la vuelta al coche y no me dijo nada. Me hizo firmar el papel y me dijo que saliera. Luego resulto que el portón trasero no se cerraba. empujabamos la puerta, se cerraba pero 2 segundos más tarde se volvía a abrir.

The line wasn't long, waited about 10 minutes

El agente que atendió muy amable

Not bad

Unsatisfactory, the waiting time was extremely long.

Very good