My car was in the shop and the Volkswagen dealership ran out of loaner vehicles, so they sent me here to get a car. It was Dec. 22, so I understand everything is busier around the holidays, but it took forever to get checked in and get my car. When I finally did get checked in, I was asked if I wanted a convertible as if that would be something desirable on a rainy Vegas afternoon in December. Oh sure, sign me up. \n\nAs I was inspecting the car, I didn't notice anything wrong with it so I was eager to sign the paperwork and take my new supercool ride up to get to work on time. Right before I signed the paperwork, the person checking in my car said, \"Oh, and one last thing. There is a $15 young driver fee, Volkswagen will pay for everything but that one, and there's really nothing I can do about it.\" Thinking I was just going to pay one fee of $15, I thought that was fine. But then I realized that it was $15/day, and that my car may take up to 5 days with the holiday. I was over a barrel and he knew it, especially because I was going to be late for work. \n\nThe car itself was fine. Had it been actually able to be an convertible, it would have been better, but it was fine. Somebody had been smoking in the vehicle previously, and then Enterprise had covered it up with some dank perfume. Smoke is one thing, the sweet smell of Fruity Pebbles trying to cover it up is straight nauseating. \n\nI took the car and figured out a way to return the car and only have to pay for two days of the young driver fee. However, when I turned it in, the person checking me in said that there was no reason I or Volkswagen should have to pay for me being under 25, since it isn't anyone's fault and I wasn't just renting a car to rent one. It made me feel like I was being taken for a ride by the initial guy who did my car check out, and that he personally was going to benefit from my $15/day. If I didn't even have to put up a fight about the $15/day with this other guy, I don't think I will be trusting Enterprise in the future.