Went in there and right from the start the owner (who was the only one there at the time) immediately gave us attitude as if he thought we were not serious buyers. Didn't even say hi or shake hands or anything. He looked bothered. Went in there to look at a specific car. We asked but he refused to even give us the keys to make sure all accessories worked. We asked to see the roof closed (convertible) and he snapped back saying "IT WORKS" and then just stood there! I responded with "i'm sure it does, i just want to see it". He then started telling us that he owns two blocks of land and has all these awards and certificates so we should trust him. He said that he carefully and thoroughly inspects each car before buying them so I should believe him. I asked him that since he is so careful and thorough when buying cars, why are we not allowed to be the same? He responded with..."because i own 2 blocks of land and have all these awards...etc etc." Yes, he said that again. He actually told us at least 5 times that he had two blocks of land and all these awards so we should simply trust him.
At this point we were obviously sceptical so we asked him if we could see the windows go up and down (common problem with this car is PW issues) and he rolled his eyes HARD, gave me a dirty look, and didn't even answer! Then he snapped at us accusing US of giving HIM attitude for asking!!! Replied with "i own 2 blocks of land and have all these awards, I wouldn't sell a car unless it was 100%...etc etc"...yes, again. Every time i asked him anything about the car (since we were not given the keys to see ourselves) he would simply reply with this answer and give more attitude each time. Kept trying to get us away from the car to look at the paperwork included (which he was willing to share), but in the end we never really got to look at the car. I didn't even get to sit in it. At the end everybody was mad at everybody and I left in shock.
Until now I've never been to a dealer where the seller actually expected me to trust him and not look at the car.
On a positive note, the salesman who I originally talked to on the phone to arrange the appointment seemed nice. Wish I dealt with him instead but he was not there at the time. He called me after this ordeal and offered to let me see the car but I politely declined.
l observed this incident and this buyer refused to believe the information about the vehicle in question. She was very skeptical and was offered good advice as to how to proceed but insisted on a test drive when she didn't seem to be a serious buyer. I would have had far less patience with her as she was a time waster and was more interested in making a point than buying a vehicle