Because we arrived after 10 PM, there were very few people.

The Asian-looking male receptionist tried to add over a hundred dollars of unnecessary insurance without explanation and asked me to click 'agree.' Luckily, I noticed this by following the guidelines from the car rental website. When I asked him to change it, he added another $60 or so for GPS without any explanation again. I had to emphasize that I had already purchased and prepaid for everything I needed before he finally corrected it to zero. This is a typical case of taking advantage of Chinese customers. You can upsell, but you must explain it—this is deceptive.

I returned the car with a full tank, but they claimed it was not full and charged me for 1.8 gallons (about 6.8 liters). They said the tank was 15.5 gallons when I picked up the car and 13.7 gallons when I returned it. Whether the rental company has the ability and time to accurately measure the fuel level is questionable. Even after the fuel nozzle clicks, you can still add a few more liters. They charged $9.9 per liter plus an 11.11% service fee. Extremely dissatisfied.

After they realized I was only with one other person, they downgraded me to a Jeep Compass. Their attitude was mediocre.

The queue time for picking up the car was a bit long, about half an hour.