Great, Great, Great

1. When picking up the car, they added multiple insurance options without asking, almost doubling the rental fee. After I noticed, the staff member who processed it had already left, and other staff refused to change it, asking us to wait for half an hour until that person was back. 2. I booked a Corolla, but there was no car available when I picked up, so they randomly gave me a Hyundai hatchback, which was too small to fit all our luggage. I objected on the spot, and the staff said if I didn't want it, I’d have to wait over 45 minutes. In the end, I had to downgrade to a Nissan Sunny. It's always been an upgrade with other rentals, but this was the first time I got downgraded and threatened to wait if I didn't accept. 3. The car was also very old; the Sunny had already done 25000 miles, the highest mileage I've encountered in a rental.

They pushed insurance on me even though I already bought it all. They also charged me for a full tank of gas and a $30 road fee.

The rented car model was unavailable, and I thought I was getting a free upgrade. However, it turned out to be a mandatory paid upgrade, costing an additional $100 per day. I tried to decline other options but fell into the mandatory upgrade trap. I didn't understand it well and signed my name, accepting it, but I still feel deceived.

Convenient and efficient

Thrifty and Dollar share the same counter. I waited in line for over an hour, and when it was finally my turn, there were no cars available. I had to wait an additional half hour.