Cherry Hill Triplex

Having a Price Guarantee secured from Edmund's, I headed over. Had already spoken with the internet sales rep several times, who remained very cheerful and courteous. Ready to go and just to be sure, I asked that if the price I was quoted and saw was indeed the final price, and were there any other conditions or expenses I might expect and was told 'nope, just about a $300 document fee, taxes and tags, that's it'. I said thanks. Got there and the car was there (wouldn't start, but after sitting almost a year that's understandable) so we talked. The manager came over and looked at me like I had three heads, told me what the car cost them (I don't care) said he couldn't possibly sell me this car at the quoted price because I wasn't a former Mitsu owner, was not in school or the military, and didn't wear striped pants to church on Sunday. Thankfully, the supermarket across the street was part of the plan so it was not a total waste of time. This place confirms the worst concept you might have of a car salesman. To be fair, they are not all this way. If this is how the sales department operates, would you really trust having your car serviced here? Sadly, this is exactly what the barely-functioning U.S. Mitsubishi operation does NOT need at this time. If you really must have a Mitsubishi (I changed my mind) then go anyplace else.