I rented a Subaru SUV from their company. Although there were some hiccups during pick-up, the originally reserved Crosstrek model was unavailable because the previous renter lost the license plate, so they upgraded me to a Subaru Forester. However, when handing over the car, the key's tail broke, causing a further delay of about two hours. In the end, the rental company proactively refunded one day's rental fee, which was a nice surprise. Although their cars are not new—the Forester was a 2016 model with over 200,000 kilometers—the vehicle was well-maintained. It had features like a backup camera, lane departure warning, collision prevention system, electric seats, and heated seats. The suspension felt solid, and the tires were recently replaced.