Located a used 2014 Honda Ridgeline online through...

Located a used 2014 Honda Ridgeline online through the Educators Employee Credit Union TrueCar site. I was hesitant to fill out the info to let them know I was interested in the vehicle because my experience in the past has been my phone would blow up immediately from dealers once I hit submit. It took over a day from this dealership. An appt was made for Sat morning at 10am to view and test drive the car. I got off early Friday afternoon and decided to travel up to Frisco from downtown Dallas to see the vehicle and Ash, my associate I was to ask for, was busy with another client. I was happy to wait because I was showing up a day early. After about 45 mins to an hour, he assisted me and made a copy of my license and went to retrieve the keys to the Ridgeline. We walked out to the parking lot together but the keys did not alert on any of the vehicles. He asked other associates the whereabouts of the Ridgeline. None knew where it was. As we were outside, an employee said he though he saw it around back. I went back inside because it was 107 degrees outside while Ash tried to locate the vehicle. He returned to tell me that he found out it had sold that day to someone online. If I was willing to buy it on the spot that day he said it was customary to sell the vehicle to the one that was in person to buy it. I told him I would buy it that day. He said he would check with the director. He returned to tell me that it was a NO. That the paperwork had already been started with the other person. Do you think they would have contacted me to tell me that the car had sold and not to come the following morning at 10am if they looked all over the lot for the truck and couldn't find it at 7pm while I was there? I DOUBHT IT. So, David McDavid and Ash, if you are reading this, DO NOT bother contacting me about any other vehicle that you may have available, because I WON"T be buying from you. I just want to not waste your time like you did mine.