I used to genuinely like this company
I used to genuinely like this company. They were professional, polite, and everything initially ran smoothly. Unfortunately, there was one major issue that they failed to address properly.
They provided me with a car that had a serious steering fault. I typically collect their vehicles to drive outside the city and on the highway. At speeds over 100, the car would pull hard to the left, which is extremely dangerous. I reported this issue immediately and clearly explained the safety risk involved. I was told the problem would be checked and fixed.
However, when I received the same car again a few weeks later, the issue had not been resolved. I raised the concern again and emphasized that this was a serious fault that required proper mechanical inspection. I asked for confirmation or proof that the car had been sent to a mechanic. Instead, I was ignored, and I was simply told that the mechanic had said the car was fine.
It was clear to me that the issue had not been properly diagnosed, particularly since the steering problem only occurred at higher speeds, which could indicate alignment, geometry, or other underlying mechanical issues. At that point, I refused to drive any of their vehicles until they could prove the car had actually been inspected by a qualified mechanic. I was told they would get back to me, but they never did.
As a result, I stopped using their services altogether.
About a year later, I decided to give them another chance and attempted to use their service again two weeks ago. However, my account was suddenly blocked, with a message stating that I needed to verify my account again, despite the fact that they already had all my up-to-date documentation on file.
When I contacted customer support, they failed to clearly explain what the issue was. Instead, I received vague, inconsistent responses that did not address the situation properly or provide any meaningful clarification.
Hiyacar, you need to HEAR your customers.
Zipcar had the same issue. They started nice, and then they started to ignore their customers. I gave them the same feedback: you need to be customer-orientated, hear-out your customers, stop ignoring us or you will go out of business. Where is Zipcar now? buried under all the negative feedbacks an complains they themselves decided to ignore and bury away...but Avis will tell you it was a strategic move yadayada. It was a FAILURE because you decided to ignore your hero, the customer...
Hiyacar, you seemed to be even nicer than Zipcar but your ignorance of important notifications form your customers are just the same....
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