Carr Chevrolet

After purchasing a new vehicle 5 years ago I was looking to downsize to a smaller car. Tried to get the saleswoman to give me some preliminary numbers over the phone to see if making the 60 mile one-way trip was worth the time. She asked for me to send an email of all the options my vehicle had and she would run the numbers. She assumed the vehicle had a lot of miles so she deducted for miles the vehicle did not have. She also did not pay attention to anything I sent her. Unlike the last time I bought a vehicle, they would do nothing about numbers until I went onsite. After hitching up a trailer, also to be used in the trade, we drove to the site. Long story short, we spent 3 hours and still had no numbers. The saleswoman even told me, at one point, that the sales manager was not sure I could afford the used car I was looking at. Kind of funny since I am already paying for around $45k and looking to reduce the overall debt to $14k. After the 4th hour the sales staff proceeded to tell me that it would take a large down to do the deal. We had to ask several times what the amount was. They still did not want to produce any numbers and once again they proceeded to tell me about my bank account and that we would not be able to come up with the down. Funny thing is we had figured that the deal would require the large down and had the money in my bank due to income tax refund. Carr would not give me a buy bid breakdown so that I could go to my own bank and purchase the vehicle. They wanted me to use them for financing. I can see why the vehicle I was interested in had sat on their lot for over 70 days. I recommend anyone interested in purchasing a vehicle from this Dealership to read the reviews from all rating sites and see how this dealerships ratings have gone down substantially over the past few years.