Sales related story from when I was looking to buy an Aurion back in 2011.
I call them regarding a particular car and the salesman suggests I put a "holding deposit" of $500 on the car so that they don't sell it until I can give it a test drive.
Stupidly, I agreed to put down $200. He had initially asked for $500.
I turn up on the Saturday, a few days later, test drive the car and find that the suspension is too firm for my liking; being that its a Sportivo model.
Yes, I know, Sportivo "sports" .... the irony (it was a Toyota).
I tell the salesman that the suspension is not to my liking and ask whether I can look at the new-demo non-Sportivo models of the same car.
He seems pleasant enough and handballs me to another salesman.
Salesman B then has the attitude of "You're going to buy a car today aren't you", trying to use the leverage of the holding deposit.
I test drive the non sportvo model but the asking price is too high.
Salesman C; the supervisor is then trying to convince me that the non Sportivo, "Touring" model that I test drove has the SAME suspension as the Sportivo.
If that's the case then why is the Touring called a Touring and not a Sporivo?
The suspensions ARE different.
I then spend close to two weeks of sending emails and making phone calls before my $200 deposit is returned.
What a bunch of clowns.
Never going back. Ever.