The queue at AVIS was rather long, likely because it's a large platform with good reputation. The customer service attitude was acceptable, but they added roadside assistance insurance without informing me. I only discovered this after checking my credit card statement following a car exchange. However, I had already purchased full coverage insurance during the booking process.

Excellent.

It's just okay. Avis and Budget seem pretty much the same, always using tricks to make you spend more on their extra insurance or options like returning an empty fuel tank. Even if you decline, they may sneak it in while you're not paying attention. They'll claim the agreement was emailed to you in digital form. Make sure to demand a paper copy after signing electronically and double-check it immediately!

American people are really helpful—After dropping off the car in Salt Lake City, I had a flight back to LA. Unfortunately, the GPS led us to a timed parking lot instead of the return lot. With less than two hours until the flight and an iron fence between us and the return point, I couldn’t show my parents how anxious I was. I jumped out of the car and searched for help in the deserted area. Luckily, a staff member appeared after a few steps and, after I explained the situation, she drove us to the correct drop-off point, hugged me, and told me not to worry before running back—such a heartwarming and memorable experience for my parents too!

Smooth service process.