Terrible experience, really terrible... We booked a car in Toronto while in China, with a return in Quebec, an 8-day trip. We arrived at the designated pick-up spot about an hour early. There were two drivers in our group... and each of us was told our documents were inadequate. One didn't have a Chinese driver's license, which was understandable, but the other was rejected because the photo was not satisfactory. Communication was difficult in a foreign country... we had no other choice. However, under the same conditions, we immediately rented a car from Hertz next door. Because the pick-up spot was in an underground garage, the signal was poor, and communication took longer than our pick-up time window, resulting in order cancellation. We contacted customer service to explain the situation... but now they are saying our prepayment is non-refundable. Can this kind of special situation be handled differently? Charging some fees would be acceptable... In the future, please make sure to plan well for pick-up and return times, including any possible flight delays.
The wait time to pick up the car was quite long, and they didn't tell us how to exit the parking lot after we got the car. We had to drive around and observe everything to find the right way out. However, the return experience was excellent.
The vehicle booked through the rental platform was rather old, with mileage over 20,000 kilometers. When I requested a replacement car, I was asked to pay additional rent, and they provided a brand new Lincoln MKC (SUV). The ride was comfortable, and the trunk could surprisingly fit four 28-30 inch suitcases. Alamo's rental procedures were straightforward.
Like: This is my 2nd time renting from Alamo. pleasant experience and service Dislike: They didn't inform me about the Toronto Highway 407 Toll options
“Connecting Cities via Maple Avenue
Toronto Airport-Niagara-Toronto-Kingston-Ottawa-Montreal-Quebec”
About Alamo:8.0/10
The check-in process was very thorough. To ensure we had a car with a GPS, they upgraded our vehicle and offered extra insurance options. The only issue was that the baby seat was missing one buckle.
“Toronto East Loop: Toronto to Finger Lakes, New York and Back”
About Alamo:6.0/10
The suggested credit card linkage for tolls and fuel discounts required a pre-authorized hold on the credit card. Furthermore, the fuel discount involved an upfront service fee by the company, making the discount feel insignificant during refueling.
Pretty good, there are many options available for the same class of vehicles. We spent an extra 20 CAD per day to upgrade to an SUV, and ended up with a 7-seater Paladin, which was too big.
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