Given what I know about the auto industry and some...
Given what I know about the auto industry and some of the other horror stories that you've probably read already, I wanted to confirm some things before I headed down. So, I called *four* different times asking for them to send me an email stating that they actually had the cars they listed on the lot (as opposed to sold or sitting in some warehouse elsewhere), and listing what nonsense fees they were going to try and surprise me with if I thought any of the options were worth buying. Each time, they told me they would send me the email, and, of course, they never did - because they knew if they disclosed their absurd 'dealer prep' fees and whatever else they wanted to pretend is legit, there is no way in hell I'd actually show up.
In this regard, this dealership is pretty typical - you generally are dealing with con artists who would likely sell their children if it meant a larger end of the month bonus when you step into nearly any place peddling automobiles. Just make sure to do your homework before you set foot anywhere, and make sure to Read. Everything. Very. Carefully.
And do not, under any circumstances, buy from one of those tiny, unaffiliated lots. They mostly end up with the garbage the branded dealerships don't think they can sell/trick you into buying.