This rental company enforces third-party liability insurance, so you still need to opt for it when renting. The listed prices on the website are misleading. If you're adding $18 a day at the location, you might as well book directly from Sixt, which doesn't generally force you to buy. The car is fine.

When picking up the car, the salesperson insisted I buy insurance. I told them I had already purchased it on Zuzuche, but they said it wasn't comprehensive enough and pressured me to buy more. I didn't, and the salesperson was unhappy. Additionally, no return map was provided, and the Las Vegas rental location is quite a distance from the airport, making the return inconvenient. I used Google to find a return location, but ended up going to the wrong place, which cost me 20 minutes. Aside from these issues, the experience was quite good—very convenient, with a high degree of freedom in choosing cars, and quick return procedures!

They charged an extra $68. Although we had no issue communicating in English, we still got scammed out of more than $60. The insurance and fuel charges were totally unfair! Be cautious! The so-called basic insurance they offer is their own, I thought it was from the rental platform. Also, regardless of how much fuel you return, they charge a $40 fuel fee, even though filling up the tank didn't cost us $40. It's really unfair. The only advantage is the car was decent, but any company should have good cars.

Car did exceed my expectations. I would have preferred to "skip the counter" and go straight to the pick-up lot - which I usually do as a Thrifty Blue Chip Member

I was unable to take advantage of a $30 "discount coupon" mentioned in a subsequent email.

Forced into buying insurance I did not need. After a long international flight could not bear to argue any more.