I inquired about a vehicle they advertised on their lot. Glenn sent me an info pack. I responded that I would like to come out after work (the dealership is over an hour away from me) or first thing on a Saturday. I got no response. I then sent an email asking if the vehicle was still available, and if it wasn't let me know. No reply. Sent another email asking about the vehicle, no answer. When Katie finally did get back to me after my fourth request of info, she said it was okay to come in and see the vehicle and test drive. I then got an email from Glenn, the salesperson who said the vehicle is in the shop and not ready (early afternoon). At the end of the day, having set up a time to go in the next day to see the vehicle, I get a text from Katie saying not to come in the next day as the vehicle will still be in the shop. When I had inquired as to why it was in the shop, got no answer. Obviously, a lot wrong with this vehicle they aren't disclosing but asking a premium price for. Wonder why a dealer would advertise a car as being available for sale when it has to be in the shop for days. read more