I clearly purchased full insurance on Zuzuche, but Hertz couldn't see it. When I arrived at Hertz, I still had to deal with their aggressive upselling. For someone not fluent in English, it's very easy to fall into hidden charges. This time, I was forced to accept Hertz's full insurance and purchase a full tank of fuel.

I reserved the car for 10:00 AM, but when I arrived at the store, there were no cars available. I had to wait for an hour and a half to get a car. The car was in poor condition and had nearly 80,000 kilometers on it. The fuel gauge was still one and a half bars away from being full. When I brought this up with the staff, they insisted it was considered a full tank. Worried about being treated unfairly, I decided to refill the tank completely before returning the car.

It's okay, but the service efficiency is average.

Pickup and drop-off were both convenient, no insurance upselling, no signing required, and no car inspection upon return. However, my credit card was charged $72 the next day with no explanation. Reported to QEEQ and they are investigating.

Hardly any waiting in line. The service was excellent, and the staff was very friendly.