So, long story not-so-short... I'm in medical school and trying to minimize pretty much everything financially. After working full time......finances changed dramatically. I went to Wolfchase Honda about 1.5 years ago when I needed to reduce my payment. They did this for me even though (I just recently realized) it was not the best deal long-term. A few weeks ago, I received an email offer from Wolfchase Honda to trade in the car I had for a way better interest rate, and was aiming to get a better/same payment as well as better gas mileage. I did my research and contacted the dealership. The salesman who sold me the previous car (and my mother and sister a car as well) called me back. I gave him the specifications of the condition of my current car, the terms of the email offer and everything I hoped to achieve during the deal so I could find out what the chances were I could get what I was wanting before driving 300 miles there and back. There was a bit of delay in his responses throughout the day, but, in the end, he gave me the impression things would likely work out. (Keep reading....it gets better.) I drove the 2 hours over there, test drove a car, came back inside to look at the numbers and was shocked/insulted at the trade-in value of a car just 1.5 years old. The salesman knew I wasn't going to finance the amount of money needed to do the trade (and it was lunch time lol) so he shook my hand and essentially showed me to the door. It was obvious when he walked out with the summary that he wasn't interested in doing a deal. There was no exploration of other options, no attempted negotiation, no"let me see what I can do," etc. So, I was disappointed and frustrated, mostly because I tried so hard to avoid that exact situation (by calling beforehand). I wrote an email detailing what happened, sent it to the address that sent me the offer, and, in the midst of all that, happened to stumble across the reviews here on Yelp. I wrote a simple overview of what happened, thinking probably no one would ever read what I wrote (which had I known, I would have used slightly different wording lol). You can imagine my surprise when the general manager at Wolfchase Honda called me last week. He told me he read the post on Yelp, and then spoke with me extensively not only about the deal that didn't happen recently, but also the deal 1 1/2 years ago on the car I was currently looking to trade. He went way out of his way and spent a good deal of time talking with me and helping me understand what happened. He apologized for the situation, and explained how my car was appraised while still considering what I had to say. He even gave me advice on what to do in the future. I still expected nothing to come of it. Then he did what the salesman wasn't willing to do, and took the time to find out what my situation was, and what I was looking for and trying to accomplish. I ended up with a great deal on a new car!!! (Which I absolutely love and gets even better gas mileage than I thought I would get with the other car I was considering.) And, this time, I knew the exact terms. So, bottom line... I think most businesses/sales people today would just ignore what happened. What I respect the most is that the general manager at Wolfchase Honda had the integrity to address the situation, and make it right. Right now, I can't imagine ever owning another car, but, in the future, the first place I will go will be Wolfchase Honda. read more