Don't list Jeep Grand Cherokee if it's not actually available.

I booked a Grand Cherokee, but when I arrived, they said they didn't have any. They offered me a vehicle of the same class instead. First, they gave me a Hyundai, which I found too small. Then, they offered me a silver Dodge, which was incredibly ugly. They also showed me a Kia, but I couldn't even name the specific model. The space was small, and it didn't look good at all. I chose the Grand Cherokee because it's a 4-wheel drive and I had a lot of luggage, including a long snowboard, which required a spacious vehicle. The Grand Cherokee was perfect for these needs and looked classy. But they just dismissed me with 'We don't have a Cherokee right now'. It was raining outside, and my wife and kids were waiting, so I had no choice but to take the Dodge, which was a commercial vehicle. I don't understand how an off-road vehicle and a commercial vehicle can be considered the same class. One costs around 60-70k, and the other 20-30k, yet they're deemed the same class? As expected, it was a disappointing experience. The front wheel got stuck in a small roadside ditch and took a long time to get out. For a novice, it could have been disastrous, especially with no phone signal. I hope they improve their service and credibility.

The service was not excessive but quite adequate.

The car rental process was smooth. At the parking lot, a lady introduced Sonatas, Optimas, and Camrys to choose from. I wanted to drive a Fusion, so I asked if there was one available. She said she would check for me. After a while, she brought a 2015 Fusion. The car had about 14,000 miles on it and was in relatively new condition. Returning the car was also smooth; I drove into the parking lot, left the keys under the front windshield, and someone came over to print a receipt, completing the process.

car options offered were between a brand new cadillac or a half year old volvo xc 90. Both excellent vehicles in good condition.