The car rental procedure was convenient. After providing the order, notary attested driver's license, passport, and credit card, the process was completed and I got the car keys. Based on Hertz staff’s suggestion, I upgraded the car model for an additional $20/day. Hertz mostly offers new cars; my Nissan Maxima had only driven 4,000 kilometers. Returning the car was self-service in the early morning. You park in the designated area and fill out the mileage and return time on the form given by Hertz during pickup. Drop the form and car keys in the return box at the Hertz counter, and you're done. However, the credit card has pre-authorized $708 (total rental price for three days was $507) and the actual billing has not been processed yet since I returned the car on the 20th.

Hertz's service is very standardized, but the efficiency of car pickup is not very high. I waited for an hour at their Union Square location to get the car. The vehicle had less than 5000 kilometers, was clean and very new. However, I booked an Altima Classic online but received a Versa Classic instead. Not sure if these two cars are considered 'same class,' although the latter was sufficient, its power and space are noticeably less. It's worth mentioning that the car return efficiency was extremely high. At the huge Hertz return area at Los Angeles airport, the staff checked the car in 2 minutes and then a shuttle bus took me back to my hotel near the airport. Overall, quite satisfied.

Car delivery team were not attentive at all and customer service very slow

No

Not nice at counter

Like: car good, hotel good, weather good, flight sucked.
Dislike: flight sucked!!!!!!!!