My girlfriend and I have been looking for a depend...

My girlfriend and I have been looking for a dependable second vehicle, used, and happened to be in Boulder (3/13/16) when we noticed a used 4Runner for sale at Blue Spruce Auto. We both liked the vehicle but knew the price was a little high for a 1998 with 130k miles on it which we also knew getting a loan for it was going to be difficult. While driving back to Silverthorne, Amy decided to go ahead and fill out their loan application online with hopes that someone would get back to us when they were open. This morning, Monday 3/14/16, someone named Thomas emailed Amy back stating that the vehicle was too old for them to finance and that it needed to be a cash purchase. After checking the KBB value of the vehicle (which was $2500 less than their asking price) we called our credit union to see what our options were. After hearing that the credit union was willing to help us out Amy immediately called Thomas only to be rudely interrupted stating that KBB was irrelevant, the price was non-negotiable, and made it a point to show his annoyance with her calling his cell phone (which was in the email that he sent this morning) and made sure to let her know that they are closed on Mondays. So why did you email her today if you aren't open/working?? We basically had a loan on standby and would've made the 4 hour, roundtrip drive this week to pick up the vehicle. Great customer service skills, Thomas. You are a stand up POS. Thomas is a rude punk and next time I'm in Boulder I will for sure be stopping by to have a conversation with him.