Changing reservations is hassle-free

Alamo at San Francisco Airport has many counters, the speed was acceptable.

The car pick-up process was very smooth. From San Francisco airport, you can take the airport shuttle to the car rental building (most rental companies are there). I was fortunate to meet a gentleman from Hong Kong who speaks Mandarin. He recommended insurance, but I did not purchase it. The process was very efficient. I had reserved a Chrysler, but it was unavailable, so I chose a white Dodge from the lot with only 500 miles on it. It was very new. I quickly got used to driving it. The car's power was average, and I am not sure about the engine size, but the fuel consumption seemed high. Returning the car was even simpler and more straightforward. I will choose QEEQ again next time but will select a different model.

I had reserved a Jeep Grand Cherokee, but upon arrival at the store, I was told it was unavailable. I was offered a Hyundai Santa Fe instead. Wanting an American car, I paid extra to upgrade to a Ford Mustang and specifically requested a V8 engine, which was confirmed. However, I received a convertible model with a V4 engine. Had I known it was like the domestic version, I wouldn't have paid to upgrade. I felt misled by the staff.

The attendant at the San Francisco airport car rental counter had a poor attitude. After declining to upgrade the car model and purchase fuel and insurance, he barely looked at us properly. Since we arrived at night, there were few vehicle options, and the available cars were relatively old models.