To save fuel, I canceled the Nissan Rogue booking and switched to a RAV4 Hybrid, with the price increasing by a few hundred. However, the desired model wasn't available on-site, and they still gave me a Nissan Rogue. If I had known, I wouldn't have switched.

QEEQ is consistently excellent, no complaints. However, please pay attention to hidden charges at the store counter. Be cautious when reviewing the amounts, especially with certain staff, as they might print out a bill with hidden charges and ask you to swipe your card. If you're not careful, you could fall into their trap. It's best to firmly say, 'I won't purchase anything, I already bought insurance.' For T company, don't expect a vehicle upgrade—it focuses on affordability. Overall, it's very cost-effective.

I chose full insurance from the car rental company when booking through QEEQ. At pickup, they offered roadside assistance, which I declined, and they didn't push further. I reserved a C-class Nissan Versa but received a B-class Kia Forte instead. The starting mileage was about 37,000 miles, but the car's condition was decent. While driving, a small stone cracked the front windshield. Since I had full insurance, when returning the car, they only asked about the cause, location, and time of the damage, and the insurance covered everything. A $200 deposit was required at pickup and was refunded immediately after returning the car. Gas prices in California are generally high, and it seems the company estimates a full tank at a higher cost. So, I recommend skipping their refueling option and just refilling the tank yourself before returning the car.