Car shopping part 1


Ok, I now officially HATE used car dealorships!!! (No offense if anyone works at one). We went car shopping yesterday and I had a list off of the internet of the specific cars I wanted to see. They spent an hour in the office trying to convince us that we should spend more money then we had planned to in order to get a better car then we need "for the baby". HELLO!!! I know what I want, I did my research, and I'm not stupid! They said we would not find what we were looking for in that price range anywhere! Well, I just saw 2 of them at the dealorship down the street (which we will probably buy from)! SO THERE! They were also dropping all of the warning lines like "what would it take to close a deal on a car here today!" Our response..."NOTHING, we are not buying today, we are looking. When we are done looking we will go home, discuss it, and come back to buy whatever we liked!" Oh, and the Subaru we looked at there, said 1992 in the front window, 1997 in the side window, and 1993 on the internet flyer. The sales person tryed to tell me they "just got this one in today!" I had the flyer on it in my hand which we printed off last week! So, he just lied to me. Like I can trust him now! Needless to say, we will not be purchasing from that place or ever recomending them to anyone.

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