Las Vegas - San Francisco - Monterey - Santa Barbara - Los Angeles

The first time picking up the car was at the Treasure Island Hotel service desk on the 2nd floor in Las Vegas. The reservation was set for 2 PM, and the reserved model was a 4-door Jeep Compass. Around 10 AM that day, I went to the service desk to ask if I could pick up the car earlier. The staff said the reserved model was not available, but I could upgrade for an additional fee. I declined and confirmed verbally that the reserved model would be available at 2 PM. When I returned at 2 PM, the staff processed the paperwork and gave me the contract and the keys. Upon finding the car, I noticed it was a different Jeep model, a 2-door, and the fuel tank was only 1/4 full, which I photographed. Since there were no other staff around and I needed to drive to San Francisco, I didn't go back to the service desk to negotiate. However, I later found the fuel consumption to be extremely high. The drive to San Francisco was about 900 kilometers, and I spent nearly 300 dollars on fuel. Additionally, the trunk was too small, fitting only one 30-inch suitcase, and I had to place two more suitcases in the back seat, which was very inconvenient for a 2-door car. After spending a night in San Francisco, I went to the Dollar Car Rental at the airport the next day to request a car change. The staff there understood my situation and changed my car to a Nissan Rogue SUV without additional fees. However, after returning the car in Los Angeles, I was inexplicably charged 93 dollars and do not know why.