Everything went smoothly, and the staff was friendly.

QEEQ made a mistake with the car model, but they offered me a special deal for the expected model. Hertz provided sufficient evidence proving the responsibility was on QEEQ's side.

It was fine, nothing exceptionally outstanding.

When I arrived at the store, it was already 1 AM. The staff didn't say anything and just asked me to swipe my card. I thought it was for a deposit, so we quickly took the car since everyone was tired. Later, I discovered that $249.47 had been charged directly to my credit card for insurance. I had two rentals; during the first one in Los Angeles, the staff introduced several types of insurance and only charged us extra after we agreed. However, in San Francisco, the insurance fee was charged without my consent or even my knowledge. This was very disappointing. Additionally, the car rented during the first trip had a battery issue on December 10th, which wasted a whole half day of our time meant for exploring the Grand Canyon. The case number for that issue is 160322227. I chose this company because of its reputation, but my overall experience was not satisfactory.

I wanted to rent a high-end car like the Chrysler 300C, but I got a Buick LaCrosse instead. That aside, the trunk couldn't be locked, and it could still be opened even when the car was locked, which made me nervous for more than ten days. Another disappointment was that, just like with domestic rental companies, there was no windshield washer fluid! Thankfully, I didn't encounter bad weather; otherwise, I don’t know what I would have done.