All the staff at each stage were very friendly and efficient, and the instructions given were very clear.

Satisfied

Starting with a rant obviously wouldn't keep anyone's attention. Let me first declare that this is not a rant, but the reality. At LA's B terminal, there's a Hertz shuttle passing every 2 minutes, indicating their market share is high. Nonetheless, their service and operations are absolutely terrible! A Korean employee greeted me and told me the Corvette I had reserved was not available and offered me a standard Mercedes convertible instead. This is not even close to the same category of car, and I had paid extra for the specific model! After a lengthy discussion, he offered me a GTR instead but said there'd be an additional $109 fee, which I reluctantly accepted for the GTR. Then, after some keyboard clicks, he told me the GTR was also unavailable and offered me a Mercedes CLA 43 for free, mentioning multiple times that it was free. I assumed this was a free upgrade from the Corvette, as the CLA 43 is much cheaper in the US compared to the Corvette, let alone the GTR. He even promised a full tank of fuel as compensation. I almost hugged him for that, but you know, there's always a twist! I was still charged $109. When returning the car, I asked for confirmation and was told I agreed to the added cost. Are you kidding me? A CLA 43 instead of a Corvette for an extra $109 even though it's my reserved model that you did not have? The employee from that day was nowhere to be found. I handed over the key and left. I will never choose Hertz again! Additionally, there was another issue. When I realized I might be charged, I proactively contacted the rental platform. The customer service said they would help but later sent me an email stating: 'The store's phone is unreachable, please handle it yourself!' Honestly, why are you not as responsive when taking payments? Ridiculous!

Long wait time, customer service kept pushing insurance and car upgrades. The first quote was nearly $300, which I refused. Then they said there was a discount for China Eastern or Air China members, obviously trying to rip me off. When I still refused, they said they didn't have the model I wanted and gave me a car parked in a corner. After dragging our luggage around to find the car, the tank was empty. I went back to the service desk, and they gave me another car at the opposite end of the lot. It took an hour and a half in total! They claim to be the biggest company.

As expected from the top brand, the parking lot is huge. However, not sure why other brands' shuttle buses came several times, but Hertz's hadn't arrived yet. Returning the car was convenient, with staff right there waiting.