Princeton Volkswagen

About a month ago, my old Thunderbird broke down on the side of the road. I was facing the very real prospect that repairs could exceed the value of the car, and that buying a new car might, in the long run, be cheaper. (Not to mention more fuel-efficient.) I contacted Princeton Volkswagen through email with an inquiry about a Rabbit. They responded to me promptly with their current matches in their inventory, and their ability to find a car from another dealership that more specifically matched what I was looking for. The damage to the Thunderbird only ended up being an alternator problem, and was easily fixed. Princeton Volkswagen's internet department is still in contact with me, keeping me up to date about the Rabbit I was interested in. I have told them that I am no longer looking to buy, and while their emails are frequent, they are not pressuring in any way. Rather, they seem like a very professional and courteous way for the dealership to maintain contact with me until such a time that I am ready to buy. As far as initial contact with a dealership, this has been a very pleasant experience.