Carter Subaru

I approached this dealership (internet sales manager) knowing in advance what I wanted. I wrote the manager with the specs of the car and simply asked for a price. The price was given along with the stock # of the vehicle (first buying experience) and time frame for delivery (second buying experience, when I factory-ordered the car). I was sent a sales order, reviewed it, signed it, and gave a deposit. I then spoke to the financing department (which I did not end up using for the first purchase but did for the second) and had a no-pressure, low-key discussion with the rep. Once that was sorted out, I was sent all the purchasing paperwork for my signatures and then sent it back. A few days later, the car's MCO (manufacturer's certificate of origin) was sent to me. I took this to my local DMV and walked away with my license plates. Once I arrived at Carter, I was greeted by the ISM who (quickly) showed me my car and reviewed features with me. I gave him my plates, which were then installed on the car, and drove away. Simple. Until the ISM leaves Carter or their pricing changes such that closer dealerships become competitively priced (Carter is 2200 miles away), I plan to buy all of my Subaru vehicles from this dealership.