The experience with Shottenkirk's finance team reminded me how much I hate the experience of buying a new car. I was shown three options for monthly payments depending on the level of my warranty by London Crawford I chose the lowest number stating that I didn't want any extra warranties. The payment seemed higher than I thought it would be, but I made the mistake of trusting the people I was working with. I was also not given copies of any of my paperwork. London let me know that it would be emailed to me - It never was. Ten days later I set up my auto draft payments with my lender, and I noticed that my loan balance was almost $8,000 higher than what I expected. I called the dealership multiple times, and never would get a call back. I went to Shottenkirk, and spoke to London who informed me that I had purchased a $5,995 extended warranty and $1,500 in Gap insurance. I let him know that I never agreed to those, but he gave me the paperwork where it was buried in the small print. He said that I could cancel these, but my payment amount wouldn't change. My loan would just be paid off sooner. If my payments were too high, all l I had to do was call the lender and let him know that I wanted to refinance, and they would change my payments (we all know it isn't that simple). I was so upset I forgot to get copies of that paperwork. More messages were not responded to, so I went back up where I was told that coincidentally my cancellation had just been approved, and I needed to sign new cancellation agreements (four days before my 30 day cancellation window closed). It took another month for Shottenkirk to transfer the funds and get my loan balance correct. read more