Trip Around San Francisco

Even though I paid in full on QEEQ, I still had to input a lot of information at the self-service machine when picking up the car. Not sure why.

Quick and easy procedures

Overall, it was pretty good. Initially, I was given a Santa Fe when picking up the car. I requested a different car and they handed me two Dodge keys, which I declined as it should have been a Kuwei. Just when I was about to take the Santa Fe, a staff member brought back a freshly washed Grand Cherokee. I took it without hesitation and had a great ride. The staff was not impatient at all. Thumbs up!

This time we took an 11-day self-drive trip in the western U.S. and chose Alamo. The price was definitely the most affordable. Overall, the car was in good condition and we had no breakdowns! They will recommend some model upgrades and insurance services, but it is entirely up to you whether to choose them. Returning the car was also convenient and quick. Be prepared that the specified brand and model in the same category might not be available. We were lucky to get the Chrysler 200 we reserved, and it was the only one available. If it wasn't, we would have had to choose the Jetta (known as Sagitar in China). If you plan to upgrade the model on-site, it will definitely be more expensive than booking through QEEQ, so it's best to choose a satisfactory model group in advance. Compared to costs for accommodation and food, car rental in the U.S. is very cheap. Renting a bicycle in San Francisco costs $35 a day, without insurance and tax.

This is a rental company with precise positioning, offering a wide selection of city SUVs favored by many locals. Overall, it left a good impression!