At the Hertz counter in Sydney airport, the staff member tried to take advantage of my poor English by adding full insurance without my consent. Do they think I’m bad with numbers too? I kept refusing, and with the help of a nearby Singaporean Chinese woman who translated for me, I finally understood that even if the incident was someone else's fault, I would still owe $5000 AUD without full insurance. Seriously? Who makes such rules? Do they have such authority? Eventually, they changed it to basic insurance upon my insistence!

It's okay

The world's largest car rental company, pretty good

Hertz service is pretty good

First time renting a car from Hertz in Australia. Thanks to QEEQ for the recommendation. The staff was very polite and there were no hidden charges. The car was very clean and comfortable. The GPS provided by QEEQ was also very convenient.