Humble Hyundai

The salesman was rude and condescending. He told me that a battery that had corrosion in the middle on the bracket was "normal for the Texas heat". I had told him the amount my son had to spend in cash and when I asked to see a newer car for myself, he told me I couldn't afford it and wouldn't even stop. It was a Hyundai Veloster for Pete's sake and not out of my price range. Finally he took me all the way to the back to see a car that he warned had not been serviced. The glass in the outside mirrors was smashed, the liner on the back was completely torn and half ripped out, the dash was faded (once black, now gray) and the radio was GONE! The seat panels were torn off and part of the seats were completely missing. I was utterly shocked that he would even show me this car and he reminded me it was a trade in. I asked him how much they had paid him to take it! I wouldn't buy anything from them considering that this is the condition of cars before SERVICE. Do they have a magic wand in there that makes a heap worth $10,000? I'm actually happy that he showed me this heap because it gave me an idea of what garbage they recondition and put out on their lots.