Route 66

Very good, charging a Tesla on the West Coast is convenient. Directly bind your credit card, plug in and use, but you can't bind the mobile app, which makes it inconvenient to check.

There was no Focus, only smaller cars.

When confirming the booking, they upgraded the vehicle without my consent and charged me for the upgraded vehicle. They also lied to me, saying that my booking included insurance. When I checked the amount, they told me it was just a deposit and not to worry.

I took the HERTZ company bus at Las Vegas airport to pick up the car. The staff had a very bad attitude! They told me the Toyota 4Runner I booked wasn't available, only a smaller Hyundai Santa Fe SUV. If I wanted a different car, I'd have to pay extra! There was no way to get another car without paying more! Due to a tight schedule, I had no choice but to accept. Then they asked me to buy insurance, and I said I had already bought all the insurance through the rental platform, but they said their company did not recognize that insurance. After calling the support line in the US, everything was sorted. When I swapped the car in Los Angeles fifteen days later, the process was smooth and took less than five minutes, and they even provided a direct ride to LAX airport. I want to ask the rental platform's customer support: Are the booked and actual cars the same class? If they are, why is there such a big cost difference?

Online I rented a Dodge Challenger. At pickup, I was told there are no Challengers in the fleet. What a let down. If Hertz and EasyRentCars can't accurately describe to the customer what EXACTLY is available, something needs to be changed.