Recently I just purchased a 2017 Chevrolet Travers...

Recently I just purchased a 2017 Chevrolet Traverse for hauling for a courier company I contract for. When I looked online I found this vehicle at a great price in my opinion because the last 3 cars I have bough were 34 and 26 respectively. Anyway, I purchased the vehicle just to find out that I purchased and received exactly what I asked for. I didn't get a power liftgate, no captain chairs and most importantly my phone is not compatible with the touch screen display on that model. I Have a note 8. I almost got mad, then I realized the car was 2 years old, only 60k miles on it, no features an i am only spending about 20k for a work vehicle. I still feel like a got a deal. I read majority of the reviews on Asbury Automotive Group and it seems there is a common theme. You get what you pay for. If I wanted all the extra stuff I would have eventually coughed up the extra money to buy one. I'm a business owner and a consumer. As a business owner getting exactly what you pay for is what you want your customer to receive. But as a consumer, we expect to get more than what we pay for. Ultimately the contradictions between being a consumer and wanted more than you pay for create very poor customer experiences. I enjoyed my experience and I talked to many people there, I have nothing bad to say about Asbury Automotive and its dealer locations and I am proud I have been making my purchases from them.