Thomas
No business, moral, or ethical compass!
My wife and I had been looking for a used RS RS5 for a long time. We found one at Audi Hunt Valley, which was a bit of a concern as we are in California, but they are an Auto Nation Dealership, so I figured they could transfer it to a local Auto Nation Dealership for a charge. On Monday: I connected with Nick Hill at Audi Hunt Valley. Nick sent me information on the car I wanted, and we worked out the details (Including Price and Shipping Cost) to have it shipped to an Auto Nation Dealer in my area. On Tuesday: I connected with a local Auto Nation Dealer (Roseville Subaru), where the car was to be shipped. They advised there would be some advantages if I purchased the vehicle from them directly and that since they were all one Auto Nation Family, it wasn't an issue to move the deal. I signed paperwork agreeing to the price and the non-refundable shipping charge. Kevin, the used car Manager at Audi Hunt Valley, called me and asked why I moved the deal. I explained that, according to the local dealership, it was better for them to do the deal since they were in California and could offer the Auto Nation fice day guarantee. I said I'd like to buy the car and hoped they could work out the details between the two dealerships. He said they could. Wednesday: Audi Hunt Valley sold the car to someone else, and when I was finally able to get someone on the phone, Kevin said, "He didn't know I was still interested in the car." I'm not sure if it is all of Auto Nation or just the management at Audi Hunt Valley, but My wife and I had been looking for a used RS RS5 for a long time. We found one at Audi Hunt Valley, which was a bit of a concern as we are in California, but they are an Auto Nation Dealership, so I figured they could transfer it to a local Auto Nation Dealership for a charge. On Monday: I connected with Nick Hill at Audi Hunt Valley. Nick sent me information on the car I wanted, and we worked out the details (Including Price and Shipping Cost) to have it shipped to an Auto Nation Dealer in my area. On Tuesday: I connected with a local Auto Nation Dealer (Roseville Subaru), where the car was to be shipped. They advised there would be some advantages if I purchased the vehicle from them directly and that since they were all one Auto Nation Family, it wasn't an issue to move the deal. I signed paperwork agreeing to the price and the non-refundable shipping charge. Kevin, the used car Manager at Audi Hunt Valley, called me and asked why I moved the deal. I explained that, according to the local dealership, it was better for them to do the deal since they were in California and could offer the Auto Nation fice day guarantee. I said I'd like to buy the car and hoped they could work out the details between the two dealerships. He said they could. Wednesday: Audi Hunt Valley sold the car to someone else, and when I was finally able to get someone on the phone, Kevin said, "He didn't know I was still interested in the car." I'm not sure if it is all of Auto Nation or just the management at Audi Hunt Valley, but these people are without a business, moral, or ethical compass!