Not bad.

You can see it as soon as you come out, and occasionally there's a Mandarin-speaking staff member or even a dedicated translator. The customer service was a bit slow during pickup, and they only tried to sell me roadside assistance, which I didn't buy. Drop-off was frustrating; they showed me an invoice, and I noticed the price was $200 higher. I asked why, and after a long explanation, they said it was because the gas tank wasn't full. I had filled it up before returning, and only after showing the fuel receipt was the charge waived.

The rental process was too slow. It took about an hour and a half to queue up and almost over two hours to get the car at Christchurch Airport.

The vehicles are relatively new, and the staff's attitude is nice.

The process of picking up the car at Christchurch Airport was quick and efficient. The car was new and performed well without any issues during the 15 days of driving. Pleasant experience! When returning the car in Picton, I didn't know about the drop key box method and couldn't pay the rental fee in cash as intended, had to use a credit card instead. Hence, couldn't use up the New Zealand dollars I had exchanged. Picton, being a key hub between the North and South Islands, should have continuous on-site staff like in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch.