Picked the car up around 6:30 with no line at all. Paperwork was done really fast, and they even offered me two models to choose from. I went for the Highlander and it turned out to be the larger Grand Highlander. It used more gas than I expected, but with four people and four big suitcases, it was definitely more comfortable.

Car rental in the US is different from Europe. First, after completing the paperwork, you need to go to the parking lot yourself and choose any available car—the doors and windows are open, and you can just drive off, so paying extra for a specific model like I did makes no difference. Second, the car's fuel tank is empty when you pick it up, so you’ll need to refuel yourself. Therefore, instructions like returning the car with a full tank from QEEQ are unnecessary, and we ended up wasting several hundred. The whole process is essentially self-service. I couldn't find the car I booked after searching the parking lot for half an hour, only to realize you can just take any car.

It took ten minutes for Avis to source a suitable car for us; it was busy. The customer service agent was extremely friendly and a pleasure to deal with.

It was not as cheap as predicted, but acceptable

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