My husband and I drove over from Corvallis, with our six month old child in tow, to test drive specific vehicles we saw advertised on their website. We called in advance to make sure that the vehicles we saw would be available to test drive before we drove the 30 minutes from Corvallis. The sales guy presumably checked, then told us yes the two cars we'd asked about were on the lot, and that we could test drive them. We set a time later that day to come test drive. When we arrived, there were several employees around, yet nobody was available to help us for 20 minutes. Finally the person we'd spoken to on the phone materialized, and took us out to the lot. We politely listened, and lugged our baby around in the car seat (on a pretty hot day), as he showed us random cars. He didn't seem particularly knowledgeable about the cars, he basically just sort of pointed out what make they were, and noted obvious things about them. Maybe if we'd been interested in them, he'd have had more information. Finally we cut in and asked to see the specific cars we'd called about. He didn't know where they were, but eventually found an automatic sedan version of the manual hatchback we'd asked about. When I pointed out that this was not the same version of the car we'd seen advertised online, and called about, he seemed confused, and tried to say they didn't have what we'd called about. I pulled out my notes and gave him the specs of the car we'd asked to drive, and he said he didn't know why it wasn't on the lot, "well it is in our system, hmmm. Maybe it sold over the weekend." (Then why did he say it was available that morning?) Then he couldn't find the second car that we'd asked to drive. He kept trying to show us other random cars, and finally guessed that the two we'd asked about must be getting serviced or were getting detailed, and would be available to see "in a couple of days" and that "he could call us." He didn't seem to register that we'd driven over from Corvallis specifically to look at two cars AFTER calling to verify with him specifically that they'd be available. He also didn't seem embarrassed or apologetic that he'd given us totally wrong information on the phone. Very frustrating. My take? If they have a great deal on a car, and it isn't a big deal to check it out, and you don't have to go out of your way, go for it. Be prepared for a potentially disorganized car buying experience. And keep in mind that if this is their level of customer service, it may not be a dealership you'd like to have to be dealing with long term. It certainly does not seem like the kind of place that listens to customers or cares about what they want, or even values their time. We won't be back. read more