Rydell Chevrolet Buick GMC

My poor Avalanche had had enough. After countless operations on it, I felt like it was time to set her free in a pasture owned by someone different. I called the dealership in the morning and my phone call was answered by a nice young chap named Sam Foster. I explained to him that I was looking for a brand new fully loaded Z71 Colorado and that I'd show up around 2pm. At 1:50 I showed up (if you're not 10 minutes early you're late) and he was just pulling a car up front for me to look at. We took it for a test drive and I fell in love with said Colorado. They took my sad Avalanche for a test drive and gave me more than I thought they were going to. Now granted that I had already gotten pre-approved from a bank for a loan, I was in and out of there with a new vehicle in 2 hours. In the downtime, while papers were processing, him and I engaged on some serious golf banter. Never at one moment did I feel like I was being swindled, or hoodwinked in any sort of way. My experience was quite pleasant, and I was lucky enough to be in there while they were moving ZO6 Corvettes around (stimulating.) All in all, if you're looking for a new Chevy, swing by Rydell's and ask for Sam. Maybe you'll get some golf pointers, too. (He has his PGA card.)