The price is affordable. When picking up the car, the staff recommended this new car that had only done 291 miles. I drove over 3800 miles, and it was great. Returning the car was very quick and convenient, located in the first-floor parking lot.

This was the first time I encountered a staff member who was overly pushy with upselling. At the beginning, she greeted me warmly, but then she aggressively tried to sell me insurance. Despite me repeatedly stating I didn’t need it and even calling Zuzuche’s customer service, the female staff member insisted rudely, saying, 'I don’t communicate with anyone else; you definitely need this extra roadside assistance insurance.' It wasn’t until Zuzuche's customer service asked her, 'Are you saying the customer can’t pick up the car without buying insurance?' that she finally stopped. The entire rental process ended up being delayed by nearly two hours. Additionally, when returning the car, I was about 10 minutes late because of rush hour traffic and stopping to refuel. I explained the delay to the staff on site, but they still mercilessly charged me over $60. The cost for those 10 minutes was simply too high. I strongly recommend avoiding this car rental company if possible. I’ve rented cars in the U.S. many times, and this is the first time I’ve encountered such an unreasonable company. That said, the car they provided me was brand new—GMC—which slightly made up for the unpleasant pickup and return experiences.

The service attitude was okay, but because I did not purchase the additional insurance, the car provided was in poor condition. It was a red Kia with no power to climb hills, and the engine was unstable, functioning inconsistently. In the signal-less mountains, it almost stalled, scaring me half to death. During the 9 days of self-driving in the USA, I was constantly on edge, worried the car would break down in the middle of nowhere.

Overall, I'm quite satisfied. The car was in great condition, it was a new model X3 with strong power and quick acceleration (probably because the car is relatively light). The onboard GPS was very useful. Important to note: The counter staff will still offer additional paid items such as insurance and prepaid fuel. I had already purchased insurance when I rented the car, the likelihood of needing glass and tire insurance is low unless you are in an area with poor security (like an incident near my home where a car window was smashed and robbed). Generally, you don't need it, especially if you're staying in a hotel. Prepaid fuel is also unnecessary; many gas stations are cheap, and it's unlikely you will use up a full tank right when returning the car.

Quite good