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Aggressively pushing insurance

Convenient and fast, no forced insurance. The only drawback was that we didn't get the car we ordered; instead, we got a Buick Encore, which is smaller and had 7,000 miles on it.

Both pickup and drop-off were very quick. We delayed the car pickup by two hours and correspondingly extended the drop-off, and there were no extra charges. After clarifying the unclear fees, we were not forced to buy insurance. Very professional. When inquiring about a children's booster seat, the customer service was very patient in telling us where to buy one. Great service.

It was okay, but the lady at the front desk kept trying to upsell me. Even though I clearly stated I didn't want those services, she still added them to the bill, and I had to argue with her on the spot. If my English wasn't good, I would have been scammed. Also, the waiting time was too long; I had to wait in line for almost half an hour. Why can't the rental company implement a fast track? For those who don't need additional services, they should just check the driver's license and process the pre-authorization. It shouldn't be so complicated, should it?

Hertz is a few kilometers away from Los Angeles airport. The queue wasn't too long, but they did try to upsell. I booked a mid-sized SUV like a Toyota Rav4 or a similar model, but they said Rav4 or Ford Escape would cost extra. Initially, they gave me a Jeep SUV with over 30,000 miles, which seemed to be a Compass. I didn't want it, but couldn't choose freely in the parking lot. I had to go back to the counter, and they gave me a slightly newer Jeep Compass. I insisted I didn't like Jeeps, and there were many Nissan Rogues in the parking lot. Finally, they gave me a Nissan Rogue.