This place is a total joke! Spoke to Kevin about a 2021 Cadillac Escalade sport selling for $70K. After several attempts he finally called me back. The problem is Kevin and this dealership know nothing about Cadillac Escalades. I know that because it's the most expensive car they have on the lot and the only Cadillac Escalade they have on the lot. Since Kevin couldn't answer my questions and realized I was a serious buyer, he put the "owner" of the dealership on the phone with us. The owner wasn't professional enough to provide his name at the beginning of the call; rather, when we got connected he just started telling me why this vehicle is priced the way it is. During our call, he admitted that he paid almost $70K for this vehicle...ouch! Keep in mind it's being sold for $70K, and they just dropped the price from an outrageous $73K to $70K because they realized nobody was going to buy it at an overpriced $73K price tag. I sent them pics of other dealerships selling almost the same vehicle with 5K miles less for $67K as proof of it being way over priced. During the call, I realized the owner is used to over-talking people, being disrespectful, unprofessional, and acting like he is better than whoever's on the phone. I had no choice but to make him feel small and disrespected him twice as bad as he tried to disrespect me. When I put him in his place and told him he paid too much for the vehicle, he got very upset and started being even more aggressive. When I told him that I am paying cash, he said to me, We don't like cash buyers; we would rather our customer get our financing. Why do you ask?? Well, the answer is simple, and here is a lesson for whoever is reading this review. What dealerships do is they want you to get financing from their financing office with the banks they have relationships with, so when you submit your application with them to those banks and let's say, for example, the bank says you qualify for 6% interest, the dealership will lie and mark up the rate to 8% and tell you the bank said that you qualify for 8% even though you really qualified for 6% interest. The reason they do that is because they make thousands of dollars on the back end of the deal. They screw people on the back end to make their money. Greedy pigs! My advice is to go to your own bank and don't get the dealership involved in your financing. That's how dealerships make their money. When this clown realized that I was paying cash and he wasn't going to make any money off of me with his overpriced vehicle, he was no longer even a bit professional. They overpay for vehicles and expect unsuspecting buyers to go along with it. Be smart; don't fall for that trap. There are too many dealerships nowadays, and they are all desperate because we are in one of the worst and slowest car sales markets for dealerships in decades. Cars sit for long periods of time, and they lose their shorts, holding on to them until someone buys them. At the end of the call, I told him where he could go and hung up in his face! Be careful; these guys overpay for cars and hope you don't know any better. I'll take the $100K CASH I have to burn and spend my money elsewhere. Also: Response: I believe you're confused Rob, as a result of your rude and condescending behavior I purchased elsewhere.Your car is not the lowest priced, more lies. There is one for sale right now with the onyx package and similar miles for $67K. I would rather not buy from a dealership that has these reviews..Here is what your past customers said; anyone can look these up on Carfax, CarGurus etc.1.Bypassed the wheel sensor. 2. Charged me for an oil change that they didn't complete and almost blew out my engine, 3. Performed an oil change five days later I heard a loud knocking noise, took it to another dealership and found they didn't tighten the reseal cap 4.Looked at my car and lied about what's wrong with it 5.Check the bottom line very carefully lost $500 on trade because they changed it and rushed me to sign 6.Offered me half of what my truck was booked for 7.Waited for an hour after driving an hour and half. Are these the values you uphold and that you speak of, if so you need to reevaluate your values buddy! Good luck selling that overpriced truck that's been sitting for two months. I bet you will have to lower the price by at least $2K in order to sell it, you'll see! Beware not honest people. Read reviews! read more