Placed an order for a Chevy Bolt with another dealer for July delivery, but delayed until September. Autostar Chevy of Waynesville had one we liked in stock. The initial catch was they wanted $3k over MSRP. I agreed to pay that as long as no other hidden fees. They assured me that was the only add on was tax tag and title. The staff at Autostar was totally clueless about the car they were selling. At one point, the salesperson was telling me that "... these cars are so new, Chevy has not even produced an owner's manual for it yet" before another worker found it in the trunk. Walk into finance to pay and a big sign spelled out the "Non-negotiable" "Destination Charge" they were tagging on $799. The guy asked if I wanted to leave the deposit on the credit card holding the car. Had my checkbook in hand, but said sure why not. When I got my statement, they charged an extra $30 credit card processing fee they failed to mention. The car was missing valve caps. Instead of pulling them off the shelf, the salesperson took the time to write up a What We Owe You Report. Caps never came. The charger that came with the car stopped working after a couple of weeks. Luckily, have a friend with the same car so borrowed their charger that worked fine, so problem definitely with my charger not vehicle. Spoke to my salesperson who referred me to parts, who referred me to service, who spoke to his manager and assured me they could send a new one, just had to confirm some procedure and would call back. Never did. I called back ten days later, different person in service, had to call their boss. This time they told me that they don't work on those cars so I would have to call a Chevy place 61 miles away and bring my perfectly functioning car in to get a new charger. Stay away. Even if it takes longer, there are honest dealers with competence that can get you Bolt's without the premiums and hidden fees. read more