They kept pushing insurance, even after I repeatedly refused. They wouldn't let me go and described all kinds of frightening scenarios. In the end, I couldn't resist and spent an extra $180. It was really annoying. They didn't care if there was a long line behind. This time it took an hour to get the car, probably because they kept pestering every customer. Also, they didn't care what car you booked; you could just take any car yourself. Nobody checked.

As it was my first time renting a car in the US, the Dollar rental staff's unclear language caused me to end up with two extra insurances, a full tank of gas, and a daily fixed toll fee.

When I picked up the car, they tried to sell additional insurance despite me already purchasing one.

The full tank return policy was shown on the rental car website, but it wasn't accepted locally. The rental car company asked for proof of this policy, but the printed pickup slip didn't mention it in English, so I had to buy a full tank from the rental car company. Also, when I rented a car in Los Angeles, I was told there were additional road taxes, which made the total cost about 2000 RMB more than my original booking in China. However, I was quite happy because they upgraded my car model for free due to no availability of the same model.

The staff will insist on adding insurance under the pretense of mandatory coverage