The company is good, but there was a bit of confusion at the counter. They kept saying I hadn't purchased insurance along with the car rental and were urging me to buy insurance for $5 a day. I was sure I had already bought it, but in a rush, I ended up buying it. Just something to be aware of.

The car rental process was smooth, and no additional insurance was suggested.

I received a white Chevy Cruze. The car indicated low battery voltage (13.4V) after ignition. I didn't pay much attention to it at the time. While driving, the voltage went up to 13.9V, then fluctuated between 13.4V and 13.9V. It didn't affect driving or ignition, but it did make me a bit worried.

Alamo and National share the same location, and the cars are interchangeable. At the self-service kiosk, you can print the contract in about 5 minutes, then take it and choose your car. We rented a luxury car and initially saw only a Volvo S80, which was nice but we were expecting something like a Cadillac. We asked the staff, and they kindly checked for us, eventually bringing out a freshly cleaned Infiniti QX60. It turned out to be perfect for long trips over the two weeks.

I booked a Grand Cherokee through Zuzuche, but ended up with a standard-level Jeep Cherokee!