I went in to buy a 2011 370z, the listed price as mileage were as follows. $23,949 with 29,xxx miles. I show up and the car has 33,8xx miles on it and they told me an employee drove it for 4 months! And that his financing didn't go through...what a load of crap! I asked for the price to be dropped 400 dollars bc he wasn't on the carfax...they refused. They offered me 4,000 + what I owed on it for my trade-in.(About 900 dollars) they told me in the preliminary agreement my payments would be 400/month for 60 months. After I signed that agreement saying that I wouldn't counteroffer if they honored my stipulations, we went into sign the paperwork and the agreement was for 400/month for 75 months! They weren't even going to tell me that our original agreement had changed! I have a college degree in business, so I whipped out the calculator to prove they were sweeping $5,000 under the rug, and putting it in their pocket. They yelled at me and told me I was wrong and that I don't know how to do math. I asked for my keys back for he car I came in with. They refused until I started raising my voice demanding to leave. I hadn't signed the loan agreement or anything...just a piece of paper written on it with highlighter, disclosing the details to the original agreement. On top of that when the paperwork came back they offered me 2,900 dollars for my trade in...not the 4,000 + what I owed. For it to make sense the paperwork would have said 4,000 - money owed. Instead they tell me I'm wrong. They yelled at me across the showroom floor in front of 15 customers and in front of a million dollars worth of vehicles. Yelling, "you're passing up a great deal, to get a good deal". Ya, , maybe a great deal for stadium autos scamming auto salesman who are clearly taking money from innocent people who don't know any better. The only reason I was able to get out of there was because I had to announce to the dealership that stadium auto was holding my car hostage, without anything of mine to prove it was theirs. They reluctantly handed back my keys and continued to holler rude remarks as I walked out the door. I got twenty to thirty phone calls from them over the following month begging for my business....they offered me the car at the original agreement somehow. 60 months at 382/month. Which was written out in the loan agreement for 397/month at 75 months! 15x390=5,850 that they wanted to sweep under the rug...not including the misleading offer for my trade in which was different by 2,140. So $7,990 was what they were going to pocket by making someone sign their misleading agreements. They have a 1.5 star rating because of businesses that work with them to install their alarms and tint their windows, who offered them 5 stars twice. Please take this warning to heart, and do not go through the same thing I went through about a month ago. It was the worst car buying experience of my life, and it kept me up at night knowing that people like that tried to back me into a corner and squeeze 7,000 dollars of my money out of my pocket and into theirs. read more