Extremely frustrating. Rented a car for 12 days at a cost of 6000, but upon arrival (on time) we were told there were no cars available. They offered us an electric car instead. We had plans to travel across four states, including the very desolate New Mexico, and we were given an electric car. We asked the on-site staff if we could reach our destination with the electric car, and they clearly said no because there are not enough charging stations along the way. When we complained to the rental platform to get an explanation, they said they had given us a solution and we didn't accept it! What?! Is an electric car considered the same model as a gasoline car? Finally, after arguing, they made us wait for 2 hours. We waited from 9:30 to 12:00 and still no car. Eventually, we paid an additional 6000 for a slightly larger Hyundai, doubling the estimated rental cost. The customer service could only apologize and say there was nothing they could do because we didn’t accept the electric car.

Overall it's okay, this is my third time using Dollar. Pros: It's cheap and the car condition is decent (Hertz is better but more expensive). Friendly reminder: If you're renting without a US ID, you need to buy third-party insurance. On the platform, you can just buy the basic third-party insurance because the staff in the US will almost enforcefully upsell their road assistance (personal experience: even if you buy the full insurance package on the platform, they'll still try to sell you their insurance). The advantage of buying their upsold insurance is that you can freely choose your car (same class), but if you don't accept it, your vehicle will be fixed (based on experiences in Los Angeles and Orlando; unsure about other places). Just for your reference.

No additional fees

Terrible service, unreasonable demands. The two elderly Middle Eastern men had trouble even using a computer and couldn't process a card payment—so frustrating.

Staff was plentiful, so queues were short, but the cars weren't very new.