JL Freed Honda

I went to Freed to talk with a salesman who sold me my first honda from Keenan. I went and put a deposit down on the Mugen. I put the deposit down sometime in October and was told that they thought it would come in sometime in January. That was all of the information they could give me. My salesman could not offer me a more accurate eta. After learning the msrp of the Mugen, I went back to my salesman to discuss my options and compare the Mugen to a regular Si. I was trying to come up with a better idea of why the Mugen was really up to $9,000 more over the regular Si. May I remind you that at no point had I told my sales man to remove my name or deposit from the Mugen. To make a long story short, my car salesman never once got back to me after I contacted him about matching competitors accessory pricing. Almost a month later I went back to find the status of the Mugen (of which I was told by another dealer that all of the Mugens had been shipped and if it wasn't at the dealer already, they probably weren't getting one). My salesman was very shady about this process and wouldn't really give me straight answers. I asked when it was coming in, if it ever was and he, being the sly salesman he is, told me, "well it's on it's way" and never gave me an eta although I saw it listed right there on the computer screen when he walked away. And then to top it off he told me that he took my name off of it. Without asking me or me giving him the permission to do so, he took my $500 deposit and name off of the Mugen. Is this proper business dealing? I don't think so! I asked for my deposit back and left. Freed is a very sly dealership that appears to have some shady business practices among its salespeople. If you know what is good for you, you will stay away from this dealership.