> So, in our last installment, I was gnashing my teeth at car dealers who
> pretend to be in the 21st century but are really in the 19th century... >
> We headed out to the dealership Wednesday to get the truck. We tried to call
> ahead so they could have it ready (hoping that would cut down the time at
> the dealership, and also making them less likely to play games that would
> make us walk out), but we couldn't reach a live person in the internet sales
> department.
>
> We got to the dealership, explained who we'd been talking to and what we
> wanted. They fetched someone to help us, he looked at my notes, and
> disappeared for almost half an hour. uh oh, not looking good! Well, as it
> turns out, they didn't have the truck they'd promised us, so they were
> deciding to sell us a little nicer one for the same price. No hassle on the
> price, no hassle on the pre-approved financing, no pressure to get extras.
> The whole thing did take about 3 hours, which put us well past lunch time,
> but other than that was a pleasant experience. Yippee!!!
>
> --
> Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
> longarm machine quilting, Queen of Fabric Tramps
>
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