I chose full insurance from the car rental company when booking through QEEQ. At pickup, they offered roadside assistance, which I declined, and they didn't push further. I reserved a C-class Nissan Versa but received a B-class Kia Forte instead. The starting mileage was about 37,000 miles, but the car's condition was decent. While driving, a small stone cracked the front windshield. Since I had full insurance, when returning the car, they only asked about the cause, location, and time of the damage, and the insurance covered everything. A $200 deposit was required at pickup and was refunded immediately after returning the car. Gas prices in California are generally high, and it seems the company estimates a full tank at a higher cost. So, I recommend skipping their refueling option and just refilling the tank yourself before returning the car.

The upselling was terrible! When I refused to buy the insurance, their attitude immediately became very rude. They sarcastically asked, 'For just $15, you're willing to take on all that risk? Can't spare $15?' When that didn't work, they tried to sell me an electronic toll device, falsely claiming that many roads couldn't be accessed without it. I didn't buy it, and drove from Los Angeles to San Francisco without encountering a single toll. Even the Golden Gate Bridge toll can be paid later. It's despicable to resort to deception and intimidation just to sell a $12 per day device. And they have an anti-upselling badge? This is the worst upselling tactic I have ever seen.

They thought I didn't understand English and selected an additional paid insurance for me. I later found out and had it corrected. They kept trying to sell me insurance and other unnecessary services. Returning the car was convenient.

Not many people in line.

They promoted insurance