Caro para tan poco tiempo

There were many people, so I waited for a while. They tried to sell insurance, but I had already bought full coverage, so I didn't buy it. When I returned the car, they gave me a slip which I thought was for highway fees, but after a closer look, it was for fuel. I had clearly returned the car with a full tank. Luckily, I noticed in time and went back to the counter to cancel it. They canceled it without checking, which felt like a deliberate scam. If you don't notice, they will charge you. Everyone, be careful.

Everything was fine, except the rental car building was a bit far from the airport. Dragging our luggage for a long time and taking the light rail was quite tiring. The queue time was okay, but some people cut in line, especially South Americans. When we tried to reason with them, they pretended not to understand English. My husband spoke to them in Spanish, and only then did they step back, but they glared at us. Very poor manners, although this isn't the rental company's fault, just venting. There were no sales pitches for insurance, they didn’t even mention it. After using a credit card for the deposit, we haven't received the toll bill yet. We'll see if the charges are reasonable.

The worst of my six car rental experiences. RMB 480/day, they didn't have the model I reserved and gave me a Buick sedan instead. Or suggested paying more for an upgrade, which resulted in getting a small Cadillac sedan for RMB 700/day.

I liked Alamo Service. Wide and free choice of vehicles.

Good

Alamo offers clear and inexpensive toll roads policy in Florida. They have a large counter at Miami airport, queues on pick-up are relatively smaller. The car was a new Chevy Malibu.

All good, as usually.