It was horrible dealing at driverselect. I finaliz...

It was horrible dealing at driverselect. I finalized a vehicle , it was a Nissan altima . i was about to buy but someone hit it in the lot so they said they will repair and let me know. I contacted everyday whether the car is repaired or not . Finally after 4 days it was repaired and ready for sale.I used to drive form Southlake to the location to talk to these guys. I applied and secured a very cheap loan from dcu. DCU was asking for a sale purchase agreement before dispatching the check. I told the same thing to dealership but they refused to provide it before they get check from bank. that was a deadlock situation. i asked dealership to provide sales purchase agreement to bank as this is a very normal practice when you buy car and take a loan from 3rd party bank but they refused. i offered a $2500 down payment upfront to dealership and asked them to keep the keys until they get the check from bank given they provide sale purchase agreement to bank but they still refused. This was very strange. I said ok i will go ahead with your finance then , they asked me to fill a credit application and ran a and check on my credit . I was still happy , at least i will get a car after struggling since 3 consecutive days at the same dealership. They asked me to wait saying they are doing paperwork and car detail and i will get car. I waited for 3 hours and suddenly a manager comes and says that they sold vehicle to someone else. that was disgusting and totally unprofessional . i immediately logged in to their website to check if vehicle was still listed, Oh boy it was still listed. So i got two hard inquiries (dcu and dealership ) and wasted 6 hours at dealership and came home without a car. true unprofessional-ism