All was good except for the wait to get my rental

the upgrade I was told I needed because of the mountains more than doubled my planned costs. Your low price guarantee is not valid as I found suvs on other sites when I got home to be about half. Not a good experience

Waited 2 hour in a line of 5 people in front of us and more people behind us, for car pick up. This started at 8:30 at night. The agent tried convincing us that the reserved economy car would not serve us and that we should upgrade to an SUV. He even said we would be getting a Kia Rio. He walks out to pretend to see if the car is ready. He returns saying that only SUV's are available. We go out to the parking lot and there are only around 6 Toyota Sierras and Ford Yukons total automobiles. The 3 agents were all trying to up sell all the customers instead of just telling them upfront that all the other cars were sold out. The Sierra was not cleaned well, no windshield washer fluid, tire was leaking air, and the "needs maintenance" warning stayed on during the rental.

I waited an excessive amount of time to get my car. Over an hour and a half. The staffing was very poor. When lunch time came the counter help went from 8 people to three. They should have had replacementS. The rest of the experience was fine but I will have to really consider whether Irent from Advantage again.

Like: Good mileage.
Dislike: Vehicle seemed to have some steering issues. Especially bad handling when going through small dents in the road on the freeway at highway speed. Also there was a big bulls eye in the windshield that looked like an attempt to fix it had been made. Didn't notice it until I drove off the site and immediately went back in to have it noted on my damage sheet. I wondered if I hadn't caught it would I have been charged with the damage? Also I will never rent a car in Colorado ever again due to the crappy new law that requires compensation to the rental company for each day the vehicle may be off the road if it needs repairs. One more step toward Californication of a once great state.

Like: The value proposition, the extremely efficient yet engaging salesman, the friendly return agent.
Dislike: Branding/Naming convention inconsistencies across the website & airport signage