The interior windows of the car were filthy, and the vehicle had dents and scratches on almost every panel. The passenger-side wiper was half ripped off, while the driver’s-side wiper was so dried out that it simply smeared the windshield. Thankfully, I didn’t have to drive in the rain. The employee who checked me in at the Las Vegas location seemed like she could care less about her job. It took approximately 30 minutes to check in, despite there being only 4–5 customers in the building at the time. I was also charged a $200 drop-off fee, even though the vehicle was returned to another Fox rental location and, presumably, could be rented from that location again. This fee was not disclosed to me when I reserved the vehicle. I believe these types of “add-on” fees should be clearly disclosed upfront, rather than being revealed when you arrive to pick up the car. By the time all the additional fees are added, a so-called “budget” rental can cost just as much as a premium rental company. Lesson learned. I would not rent from Fox again, and based on my experience, I would strongly discourage others from using them.