Lou Fusz Kia

Two days ago I came into the Lou Fusz Kia dealership READY and EAGER to buy a used car that I had located on TRUECAR.COM. Immediately I obtained financing through my local credit union and made an appointment to check out the car. I was that serious. When I got to the dealership, the salesman had the car all ready for me to test drive. That went okay. We proceeded to negotiate. I made a firm offer which the salesman took back to his manager and WE ALL AGREED ON THE PRICE OFFERED! All my credit union needed was the buyers agreement and I would have come back the following day with the check to purchase the vehicle. Easy right? NOT QUITE! Because I would not allow Lou Fusz to finance the car on the spot at the price THEY agreed to that evening, the salesman or dealership would not do business with me. I was even asked to leave a personal check for the full amount of the offered price until I could bring back the check the next day from my credit union. I've never felt so disrespected in all of my car-buying experiences. I offered to pay $100.00 to hold the car and the salesman refused. I explained over and over again that I had already been pre-approved and that there was no reason for the dealership to run my credit again or take me through the process. The next day, my credit union contacted the dealership to inquire as to what the problem was. A manager by the name of John Amy (not sure of the spelling) called me on my job to insult me further by saying "why would we sale you a car at $1000.00 less than our asking price if you were not going to finance it with us that evening?" He went on to tell me that because I did not finance the car on the spot, if I were to come back to the dealership now the price of the car would go back up to the original internet price and that would be what I would have to pay. How dare he tell me what I will or will not pay for a car. And how dare he treat this like a hostage negotiation. I am the CUSOMTER and I can offer what I choose to offer. Shame on you Lou Fusz!!!