Give Them a Break. I don't anything about this dealer but I do know dealerships. And I will say give them a break. This is how the saleman pay there bills and put food and clothes on thier children, just like you do. So for them to ask you if they can have your buisness(WELL SHAME ON THEM). I don't what any of you reading this do for a living but I will tell you somewhere enbedded in your company there is a saleman selling your goods, and if he wasn't there you more than likely wouldn't have a job. So I say stop beating them into the ground pay a fair price for the product you are buying(SAME THING YOU WOULD ASK IF YOU WERE SELLING) and stop beating thse guys to the ground. By the way I am not a saleperson and never have been, just tired of hearing all this stuff. Maybe next time you walk in best buy you should beat the saleman down to try and by you cd's cheaper.…
The usual sleazy St. Louis Toyota dealership experience. Took a test drive of a new Prius at this dealer, and got the "hungry salesperson" treatment (complete with followup nagging phone calls). Fortunately, I've learned to only buy new cars via e-mail (and phone calls that I initiate), so I was impervious to the sales push. Having said that, the e-mail price quotes you get from these guys are a joke. Not the worst in St. Louis, but about $800 more than what others will get you without any prodding (and Seeger's quotes will take a lot of prodding to get down to that inflated price). The internet sales guy, while helpful, always includes a "can I have your business?" line in his messages. Don't go for it - you can get a better elsewhere, I promise. All in all, this dealership has a really slimy, sleazy feel to it.…
