Potential buyer beware! I spoke with a woman named...

Potential buyer beware! I spoke with a woman named Amy on the phone at DePaula Chevrolet. I was inquiring about a Ford Flex that they had on the lot. On Monday she practically insinuated the car would be sold if I hadn't come to see it. She told me that do to covid-19 and the lack of new vehicles, older vehicles were selling at a quicker rate. the morning of the interview I received a text message confirming my appointment, at 3 I received a phone call from Amy to ensure me that the vehicle was still there nobody had bought it and that it would be ready at 5:15 for a test drive. Tuesday after an hour and 10 minutes of driving through rush hour after I got done with an 8 hour shift, I was told when I entered that the car was being wholesaled...? (I said)I was told on the phone that three people had already seen it and that one of them was potentially going to buy it. I was also told that I can leave a deposit over the phone to ensure that it was here when I came to see it. but now they're telling me that nobody has seen it because it's in terrible condition. which would have been fine if somebody had contacted me after I set up the appointment for Tuesday at 5:15 p.m. instead they offered to show me every other vehicle on the lot.... it more or less seems like a classic bait-and-switch to me. I would give the place one star the woman I spoke with on the phone Amy was pleasant and very helpful even if the information she gave me was 100% false.