I looked into buying a vehicle last summer. Mark M...

I looked into buying a vehicle last summer. Mark Miller came up with a vehicle, a Toyota Camry 2011 that was decent mileage and decent price. The car was nice, though the detailing could have used a little more attention to detail (party-popper and other trash in the crevices). I was interested, and the salesman was great!

Negotiations is where everything turned around. I went in to play hardball. The salesman went to his sales manager. Maybe because I'm young they thought I was stupid. The price I offered, merely $500 below asking price, the sales manager scoffed at me and said that it was completely unreasonable. Never a counter offer was made, and he basically pushed me out the door, telling me good luck coyly.

Two days later, I found a Toyota Camry 2011 same price... 10k miles less with minor upgrades (tinted windows, trim, etc.) I bought that one, and have loved it since. It was clean, their detailing did a fantastic job since I never found a crumb after I bought it.

Used Camry's are very common. Never feel like you have to buy one you set your eyes on because you'll always find another. The sales manager at Mark Miller wanted to treat me as if my age meant I wasn't educated on that fact, and I managed to get a vehicle at a much better deal. I would recommend the salesman (forgot his name) but while that Sales Manager is there then I'd recommend to avoid the property.