Auckland

Very poor. When we arrived at the store, we found that the car we rented was not the same model as what we booked. It was much smaller than the Toyota we selected, and the trunk couldn't fit our luggage. We requested a change, but they said there were no other cars available. The male owner arrogantly told us to take it or leave it and offered a refund, refusing to rent the car to us. It was almost evening, and they took advantage of our situation. Additionally, the car had issues; the warning light came on after driving less than 50 kilometers. We contacted the owner, who took almost two hours to figure out the problem, which was resolved by turning the car off and on again. While on the highway, the car suddenly braked on its own, which was extremely dangerous; luckily, there were no cars behind us. We rented a car for ten days on the South Island without any issues, but this rental was problematic from the start. Overall, a very, very, very bad experience.

They picked us up from the airport promptly after a call, which was very convenient. After returning the car, the staff also drove us directly to the airport!

The attitude was extremely poor. They seemed to think that people from mainland China know nothing. This was the worst car rental experience in my travels to over 50 countries. Initially, I chose to support a car rental company run by fellow Chinese, understanding the challenges of living abroad. It was only a one-day rental, and I was curious about the business. However, this experience made me vow never to rent from a Chinese-run car rental company again.

Perhaps the staff were out on errands, as there was only one employee handling three or four customers. The waiting time was quite long. The service attitude was good though.

The vehicle had a lot of damage, I tried to mark it all down but unfortunately missed a chip in the windscreen. I then had to pay for this, $102.00 To anyone picking up a car make sure you go over it with a fine tooth comb. take pictures of everything! Also maybe bring a few cds as the Japanese only picks up one station.