Len Stoler Lexus

On 3/22/14, after being invited to this dealership by Natalie via an internet inquiry. I told Natalie that the lexus LS was on my "bucket list", but I had never drove the car or viewed it's options. When I entered the facility, no one acknowledged me. I walked around aimlessly, until I then called the phone number that was provided via e-mail, and advised someone named Taylor, that no one spoke to me. After approximately 20 minutes later, I was approached by a young black male, who seemed to render assistance. He apologized profusely and then asked me what I wanted to see. I told him I wanted to know what I needed to do to buy a car, but first wanted to do a test drive. He asked me to sign an application. I told him I didn't want my credit pulled, I just wanted to know about the LS. He told me he needed the application for ID verification and asked for my driver's license. I waited an additional 15 minutes, and he returned. His demeanor had changed, and he told me that I needed to reschedule. I asked why. He stated that he was unable to verify my identification because the computer were down and that he was not going to allow me to drive a $60,000. car without collateral. I asked him what did he mean? I had insurance, and so did his company, why couldn't I receive a test drive? He failed to answer. I told him that he had better not have run my credit report. He did not have permission, and I wanted the application back with my signature. He told me that he would have to make a copy. I told him no he was not, and took the application. I found out later he had indeed pulled my credit. I was not only humiliated and embarrassed but felt that Len Stoler discriminated against me because of my credit score. If I hit the lottery, that would be the last place I buy a car. I guess this is the new discrimination process.