New York - Boston - Philadelphia - Bel Air, Maryland - Washington D.C. - New York

The wait time was quite long, even though there was no line, they were just slow.

When I first arrived, the place was completely deserted. I called out to the house at the back, but no one responded. After waiting for about 10 to 15 minutes, someone finally showed up. Later I realized there was only one person handling everything, probably he was out washing cars earlier.

What a coincidence, it turns out the shady rental company from last time has just changed its name but continues to deceive tourists. They even asked me to pay for a previous rental's fee, which was not charged to my credit card. I had no choice but to pay since I had prepaid for my current rental and wouldn't get a refund otherwise. I advise travelers to avoid this seemingly cheap small car rental company. Although the rental cost is not high, they have many hidden fees in the contract which are impossible to understand if you don't know English. Almost all toll roads in New York have no cash payment options, and the company charges $25 per toll payment to tourists, not allowing them to pay online themselves (big companies don't do this). If you pass through toll booths five times a day, that's $125 in service fees alone (excluding actual tolls). After two days, the service fees and tolls were more expensive than the car rental itself. The car's condition was very average. The hybrid car didn't start after one day of not being used due to snow, and there was no after-sales service. I had to spend more money to get it towed. It's a scam company with just a new name. When I called the rental platform, their service attitude was terrible, simply stating that everything was clearly written in the contract. How many tourists can actually understand the contract?

Like: Friendly staff

Like: At picking up point, the staff was friendly and helpful
Dislike: So far not really satisfied as I got extra charged that the staff at return point could not explain.