Where can I possibly start? We went to just look at Challengers, not totally sure thats what we wanted but keeping an open mind. We had researched and knew what we could pay and got pre-approved before stepping foot on the lot. They began by showing us an RT model which we immediately said was not in our price range. The salesman told us he had just sold one for about 23,000, so I drove it. Its nice, but when it came down to trying to get them to be straight on the numbers all we got fed was a bunch of bull.Funny it wasn't until those numbers were too high that they miraculously found the used V6 model that we were looking for in the first place, funny because they led us to believe they didn't have any. Luckily my husband ran the show despite the fact that the salesman couldn't handle it and had to get his sales manager. Who tells us he is not taking our trade in, so we get up and leave. His manager stops us as were just about to drive away, says he can help us he's willing to deal. I absolutely can't stand car salesmen, its the seedy, deceptive, underhanded, double talk that really crawls under my skin and they served it to us, but we were not playing the game. We did manage to reach a deal that worked out in our favor, somewhat. They got us approved through another financial institution at a lower percentage rate, which it turns out didn't benefit us at all but instead got them a bigger chunk since we had talked them down. All in all, I was a very happy customer! They even agreed to fill up the gas completely! I would say 80% happy! Thats a great number! Heres where they went wrong! When we were just about done and they gave me my key, I asked for the second key, to which the salesman replied "You'll get it when you pick up your plates." No misunderstanding, no mistake, no "its a used car, there may not be one". So flash forward a couple of weeks, I go to pick up my plates and ask for the other key, a staff member looks for it, then the salesman looks for it, and then he comes and tells me there is not another key and it was a mistake. Used cars don't always have 2 keys. Now had the salesman disclosed this at the time of purchase one of two things would have happened 1-I wouldn't have bought that particular car and continued my search 2-I would have had them write into the contract that a second key would be provided. This was not how it was handled and in fact I was led to believe that it was normal practice to pick up the second key with the plates. I was forced to fight tooth and nail for that key which they did eventually give to me. I told them that I was a completely happy customer until the salesman blatantly lied to me and then would not make it right. He avoided my calls and I was forced to continue up the ladder of slime to get what was promised to me. If I could do this over, I would definitely NOT buy from this particular dealership. I absolutely WOULD still buy a Challenger and LOVE this gorgeous car! read more