I went to Los Angeles for an exam, and knowing that public transport there isn't very convenient, I

Picking up the car was convenient. At Hertz, there was no need to queue, while at the same time, there were many people in line at Thrifty. If the daily price difference isn't significant, consider Hertz. Although they claim 24-hour service, on the last day, I tried multiple times to extend the rental by phone but couldn't get through. The next day, I accidentally went to the service desk next door and was able to extend the rental with an agent. The price was slightly higher than the daily rate on QEEQ. When asked why no one answered the phone, I was told that no one picks up on weekends. So, if you plan to extend your rental, call on a weekday! Also, when I inquired about insurance, it seemed there was no third-party liability insurance, but the reservation on QEEQ included it. Luckily, there were no issues. So, if you're not in a hurry when picking up the car, take the time to inquire about third-party liability insurance!

Hertz is a well-established rental company with a large store and many staff members, though there are also many customers. Even though we had to wait in line, the staff was very friendly. Overall, highly satisfied.

They tried to sell extra insurance, and claimed my reserved car wasn't available, suggesting other cars that required additional payment. Initially, the staff quoted an extra $48 per day, but when I said it was too expensive, someone who said they were a manager offered it for $24 per day. Since it was late and I needed to hit the road, I had no choice but to agree. It felt like a scam.

Extremely rude attitude, downgraded the car model without reason, and forced insurance sales. Ended up charging an extra $137.

Pick-up and drop-off were handled quickly.