This time I experienced the entire process of handling an accident because I had a car crash in a national park. Generally, if no one is injured and the police handle the situation, the first thing to do is to get to a big city. This is because calling the car rental company and getting a replacement vehicle is much easier there. You don't need to worry about the damaged car as the company will arrange for a tow truck. Even the most basic insurance covers all accident-related losses, so you don't have to pay a penny. However, any other losses you incur are essentially not covered. For example, I lost two nights of prepaid hotel fees, spent $350 taking a taxi from the national park to a small city, and $78 for a bus back to the rental car airport. Mostly, I was too shaken after the crash to drive again, so I didn't opt for a replacement vehicle. I ended up staying two additional nights in Salt Lake City. In summary, after an accident, get to a major city as quickly as possible, because traveling without a car can be extremely inconvenient.

They upgraded me to a 7-seater for free, but added an $18 insurance fee. Overall, it's not bad.

The car pickup process was very convenient and the procedures were simple.

Excellent service.

I had already selected the dates and received a quote when booking online, but during checkout I was told that because my rental period was less than a week, I couldn't get that price. The final cost was over $60 more than the quoted price. Also, I don't understand why Ford Focus and Chevrolet Spark are categorized in the same series when they are clearly different in size. In the end, I got a Chevrolet Spark, a very small car, which made me unhappy.