OMG...that’s not even an N!

And here is the thing, on a Hellcat or a Gt3 I can understand the mindset of someone paying the markup because they want it now. But who is this buyer that is so hot for a Veloster N?

So they want to funnel all the semis and interstate traffic that travels through Denver onto city streets?

You want to tear down I-70, literally the main artery that connects the West to the Midwest, to make room for housing and parks?

Highways facilitate trade and trade is good

seriously, i just don’t understand why respect is so hard..

in this case it was because of an issue with either the master cylinder or a line, it’s been so long I don’t remember

I went to a Mercedes dealership and couldn’t even get a salesperson to acknowledge I was even there. Bought a BMW instead.

The batshit crazy thing about this is our dealerships aren’t open that much around here (and not at all on Sunday).  So for me to get into the door, I have to either take time off work or eat up my precious Saturday.  Fuck that noise.  Look, if I’m contacting you to see if you have what I’m looking for and you’re all…

On my last go around we were really interested in the CX-9 and had come down to that and the Hyundai santa fe XL. The Mrs actually liked the CX-9 more. They were owned by the same dealership group (west herr) and in fact the mazda sales guy brought over both to test drive. Best experience ever.

I’ve had some, uh, interesting experiences walking into premium-branded dealerships as a black person, too. Ironically, the worst one was Lincoln. They should have been happy they got any customers or interest, given their product portfolio at the time.

Why do some people just have to be so bad at their job?  

Over the last nearly 20 years, my mother has owned only two vehicles, both brand new Lexus vehicles (Lexi?). The one thing she loves the most (besides the reliability) is the service/dealer experience. Mercedes dealer? Salesman saw my mother was a black woman and opened his pitch with a 10 (ten!) year finance package,…

We cross shopped a loaded CX-5 against a CPO Audi. We arrived at the Mazda dealer and it was fairly busy. We asked the women at the front desk if we could speak to a salesperson as the one free sales guy sitting at his desk made no effort to come to us. The sales guy got up and asked, “Do you have an appointment?”…

Worked with a guy many many years ago who did brakes as a side job. I heard him telling one of his customers suckers over the phone that the pedal going to the floor just meant the brakes weren’t seated.

Another dealership never responded at all.

I have a reluctant badge of honor. My local Mazda dealer no longer wants my business. They actually refused to offer me a price quote and asked me to leave.

Yea I’ve only been to the dealer twice and both times sucked. First time: