I chose to go down to Wentworth Chevrolet because they had a really great rating on Yelp and I thought they would be good guys to work with since I was planning on buying my first new car. Mitch was my salesman. He and all of the guys there were really nice until they found out that I didn't have a extensive credit history and a 9-5 job. I told them that I was self-employed and that I worked out of my home selling bodybuilding supplements and they looked at me as if I was lying. They even went as far as telling me to sit on the other side of the dealership so their finance manager could call me and act like he was calling from the bank on a Sunday afternoon. The funny thing is, I actually thought it was a phone call from the bank until my salesman came over and told me that they couldn't do anything for me because the bank was closed, oh I replied, "" Someone from the bank just called me, I am confused."" He replies back, ""oh really... they must be working fast"". At this point I knew these guys thought I was a drug dealer or something, wrong! If they would have asked me for my bank statement to my business account they would have saw that I actually own a legit business, hell, all they had to do is Google Fittagious LLC and check the Oregon business registry. To make it worst, they said they would call me Monday and they didn't even have enough integrity to call me and tell me they couldn't get the deal done. The funny thing is I was willing to put down 7-12 thousand dollars on that ashen grey metallic Camaro! \r
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After not hearing from them, I went down to Alan Webb Chevrolet in Vancouver, Washington and they were able to get the Job done for 11.5 thousand down. They're rock stars over there and true salesmen who understand that the sales process is something you do for people and not to them. \r
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Wentworth Chevrolet, you guys are the epitome of corrupted salesmen. Being prejudged is never a good feeling when it happens to a man or a woman. I hope you guys grow up one day.
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