Quite satisfied.

The rental company staff handed me a form and told me I must choose one of the first two insurance options; I couldn’t skip insurance and couldn’t choose the third option, basic. Since I had already spent a long time in line and didn't want to argue (my English wasn’t good enough for an argument), I hurriedly purchased one of the insurance options to get the car. Later, I realized it included coverage like highway roadside assistance, which I didn’t need at all since I was only using the car in Los Angeles for three days. Overall, it left me with a very negative impression.

Waited too long, the computer crashed

The service attitude is just average. They often actively recommend upgrades to other models or insurance, which is not very pleasant. Additionally, there was an unusual issue regarding fuel. Normally, I receive the car with a full tank and return it with a full tank. However, this time, I might have overlooked that the contract included a 'FPO Accepted' clause, meaning 'Fuel Purchase Option.' This resulted in additional charges for a full tank, even though I returned the car with a full tank. I was charged nearly $40 for fuel, tax, and service fees. Fortunately, when I rented another car shortly after returning the first one, I noticed this issue and requested a refund. I'm currently in the refund waiting period and haven't received the refund yet. I advise all rental car users to be cautious and ask about any fees they don't understand!

Forcing me to buy third-party liability insurance, which is not required by other car rental companies.