Overall satisfactory, but the sales representative was not aware that we had already purchased full insurance through QEEQ and still tried hard to sell us additional insurance, even asking the platform staff to call him! Luckily, I firmly explained that we already had full insurance, which was not visible in their system, and the sales representative relented. At the car lot, you can choose your vehicle yourself, though it may not be the exact model you had in mind; it will be from the same series. We ended up with a Nissan mid-sized car, which performed well and was easy to drive!

There were unexpected charges during the rental. As we had just arrived in the USA, we hadn't activated our phone service yet. By the time we contacted the rental platform, it was past the one-day communication window due to the time difference. About a month after returning the car, additional unexplained charges of around a thousand dollars appeared.

Terrible service. Even after making it clear that I did not want any extras, they added roadside assistance without informing me. There were no fee notifications on the signature pad, which is very deceptive.

At Los Angeles airport, I didn't see Dollar's shuttle bus, but there were many from other major companies.

First of all, the promised free Chinese GPS on the website does not exist, which surprised me since I originally had a GPS. The rental company’s GPS costs $20 per day, which includes free Wi-Fi and one hour of free international calls each day. It's quite worth it. Secondly, I used the same Nissan 5-seater sedan that I booked online, but the price was higher than what was promised online. However, since it was Christmas, there was a high demand for car rentals across all companies. Getting a car was already difficult, and I checked with many companies, all of which had no cars available. Fortunately, Rentalcars.com helped.