[J1ceasar]

Well obviously you haven't shopped in a car in about 7 years but that's how just about every dealership works. Whether or not they knew the car was available they want you to come in the door to talk to you and make a deal on the spot. It's pretty obvious you both had heated words when you went to the dealer. But if you can't get upset about one whole hour of your time I would hate to be your servicer when you need to bring the car in for a tune-up or a brake job. I can tell you pretty much from experience that most dealerships take one to two days to actually take inventory off their website, and even if you do call Joe shimo salesperson doesn't know what Mr Smith's salesperson knows about the car that was just sold. I would suggest in the future there are three places to go just to make this a positive comment. Carvana CarMax and Vroom. All three websites have at least 10 to 20,000 cars on them they all say whether the cars are being sold or have deposits pending and you all get three to seven days to try your car and return. Big caution flag here they will keep your money and insist on you buying another car off their website carvana has a two-car try policy and then you must keep the third car. I don't know about the other two but I will tell you that if you do any or you search whatsoever you will see that these three sites gave you an average of $2,000 off of dealer prices without any hassle of negotiation and also knowing exactly what you going to pay as they do not have a $699 to $999 dealer fee and other fake fees.

I know you wrote the letter to get it off your chest so to speak but these are multi-million dollar businesses that do very well without your business selling probably 1,000 cars used and new every single month