Quick service, good communication about optional insurance without hassle, everything done swiftly.

Picking up the car was convenient. At Hertz, there was no need to queue, while at the same time, there were many people in line at Thrifty. If the daily price difference isn't significant, consider Hertz. Although they claim 24-hour service, on the last day, I tried multiple times to extend the rental by phone but couldn't get through. The next day, I accidentally went to the service desk next door and was able to extend the rental with an agent. The price was slightly higher than the daily rate on QEEQ. When asked why no one answered the phone, I was told that no one picks up on weekends. So, if you plan to extend your rental, call on a weekday! Also, when I inquired about insurance, it seemed there was no third-party liability insurance, but the reservation on QEEQ included it. Luckily, there were no issues. So, if you're not in a hurry when picking up the car, take the time to inquire about third-party liability insurance!

We initially went to the wrong place and ended up inside a building (QEEQ's instructions were to find staff directly outside to pick up the car). During registration, the staff inside first told us they didn't have the model we booked and asked us to pay extra for an upgrade, then tried to sell us various insurance policies.

The service at Hertz Los Angeles branch was very poor, with inefficient staff who left early. I thought I reserved a Chrysler 200, but was told at pickup that they never had this model. WTF???

The company is large and excellent.