Awful customer service. I called to verify whether a used car was still for sale, and "scheduled" to come in for a test-drive 3 hours later. I informed them I was coming from an hour away. They happily said they would have the car ready for me when I arrived. When my girlfriend and I arrived, a salesman had no idea who we were - with no record that I had called in ahead of time. Another salesman walks by and says he just sold the car I was scheduled to come in and look at. When we acted surprised, he muttered, "Hey, I'm just the salesman" as he walked away.My girlfriend and I went outside to leave, but I came back in to offer them a chance to earn back my business. I spoke to the sales manager Melanie, telling her that I was disappointed in their lack of customer service. I told her that it would have been common courtesy to inform me that the car was being sold before I arrived, so that I wouldn't have made the trip for nothing. Melanie proceeded in explaining that they don't hold cars (which I understand), but went on to give excuses that they called to confirm my appointment (just 15 minutes after I called and scheduled the test drive) and that I never called back (although she only left a voicemail confirming the appointment and to call if I couldn't make it). She told me she had stepped out to pickup her lunch and the car was sold (which I don't know why was important) also then admitted that I didn't matter if I confirmed, or scheduled anything. She also admitted that the individual who purchased the car, walked in just after I had called, and spent 2 hours contemplating the purchase..which is more than enough time to call and update someone that the car was being "worked" as she called it. She also told me she didn't like that I was saying "I don't like the way she runs her business", which I had never even said. She then backtracked and told me "I inferred that by my statements". Apparently, telling the dealership that a phone call is common courtesy and offering them a chance to earn back my patronage is telling them they do bad business. To top things off, another salesman, not part of our conversation, rudely asked "In the 12-9 range?" while looking at Melanie, but apparently addressing me. When I looked at him, surprised for a moment, I asked "Are you asking me?". Melanie, the sales manager, says, "Yes, he's asking you a question." I respond, "Well, you weren't looking at me, so I didn't know". The salesman then looks at me and says "I was looking right at you.". I tell him that he wasn't, and that he was looking at someone else. He holds a hand up and says "Whatever" and began to continue.. That's when I said "Okay, thank you." .....And walked out the door. Excuses, accusations, and disrespect. Welcome to Ira Subaru. read more