Overall, Thrifty is relatively cheaper. It seems to be a subsidiary of Hertz. Most of the service staff are from India and may try to add extra services. I checked Thrifty's official website in advance and learned about the additional charges. In the end, I insisted they cancel the extra fees.

The car was very clean. I specifically chose the new Toyota Camry, which had less than ten thousand kilometers and felt like a new car. It was quite agile to drive.

The waiting time wasn't long because there weren't many people renting from this company. Nothing much to comment on.

The wait time for picking up the car was a bit long, and they pushed insurance sales.

Renting and returning the car was very convenient. The car was in good condition and performed well over 3000 kilometers with no issues. Although there were additional insurance sales pitches, I declined them. There are a few things I was not satisfied with: 1. There were very few models in the same category. I couldn't find the Nissan brand I booked and had only two similar cars to choose from. 2. The child safety seat rental was too expensive, $78 for 15 days, much higher than the $30-50 quote I got from customer service earlier. This type of pricing should be clearly disclosed in writing beforehand.