Overall, it's great. The highlight is that you can choose your own car. All the cars of the same type have their trunks open and keys inside the car—just pick one and drive off.

The queue at Hertz is usually short since they have more counters open; you can generally get things done quickly. The nearby 'Triple-One' isn't as efficient, but it's cheaper. Hertz's insurance is slightly less aggressive with their upselling; they offered $10 per day and I went ahead and purchased it. 'Triple-One,' on the other hand, tries to upsell everything. While their orders are cheaper, their insurance often makes up the difference. Hertz strikes a better balance overall.

Not bad

There weren't many people in line. Initially, they wanted to upgrade my car, but the price increased by 20%, so I reverted to my original booking. They asked if I wanted extra insurance. After I declined, they didn't push further and quickly processed the paperwork for the car. Overall, the service was pretty good.