Clyde Revord Buick GMC

My husband and I went looking at cars for my 30th birthday and we ended up [at another dealership]. We found an awesome car and after the test drive went in and filled out all the paperwork. After waiting around for a couple hours we went home and they continued to work on our loan. A few days later they called and said that with a 4500 down payment, they could do a 84 month loan for 600/month. It wasn't an amazing deal or anything but I REALLY wanted that car (2009 G8 GT). I told the salesman on the phone that my husband was taking time off the next day to take in our deposit and trade and sign the deal. He congratulated me on my new car and said we had a "salesman for life". The next day my husband left to go pick up my new car and I called the dealership to let them know he was on his way. I was then informed that "my" car was already sold, but they would accept the deposit, he could sign the papers and then they would deliver an identical (almost) car to me in a couple days, sight unseen. Huh??? Needless to say, my husband turned around when I called him with this news and didn't waste his time. The salesman was never even going to call us and tell us this, he was waiting for my husband to show up with the money. He's probably lucky that it didn't work out that way! My husband would have caused quite a scene, I'm sure. :) As he was driving back home I looked for the same car online and found one at Clyde Revord in Everett. I had bought my last car from them and been pretty happy. When he got home, my husband called them and explained our situation. He was told to come right in and they would figure it out. He went in and came out a couple hours later with the EXACT car I wanted, i.e. leather, sunroof, color, and somehow when they called the credit union that had already approved us at the first dealership, they managed to swing quited a deal! We got a car with a higher sticker price, the same interest, same down payment, 72 months instead of 84, and 67 bucks a month less. HUH?!?! I don't know how they did it or if the first dealership was running some sort of scam, but thanks to Clyde Revord for the easy transaction and perfect car!