Business ProfileforDependable Used Cars

We went to the ****************** and met ************, Salesman. We fell in love with a 2025 pull behind ******, but the payment did not meet our needs. We wanted a camper to take out Mother's weekend, a couple for weeks The weekend was end of April. We met up with ***** at dealership on 4/30 and made agreement to purchase a 2023 Dutchman ******* that was damaged in transport. He promised it to be ready by Mother's day., that is replacing the window, fixing the dent in front bumper, refrigerator door wouldn't open and there was shake all throughout ** from transport that needed cleaning. He insisted that we sign the finance papers then. Once papers were signed, he told us to deal with service manager. We could hardly get hold of him. Poor contact. ** was not ready for Mother's day. Then it was promised for Memorial Weekend. When said it was ready, it was dirty, the refrigerator door wouldn't open, so did not pick up. The payment is due on the ** on the 5th and we have not taken delivery of the **. I have never heard of a business conducting business in this fashion. Normally the customer approves the product before purchase. We have been treated like 2nd rate customers. ****** replace the time wasted going back and forth every time they said it was ready and it wasn't. And the salesman not knowing basic information about the ** is just poor salesmanship. A salesman should always know his product to sale. Not tell his clients to ******** it. And, what kind of a business does not have a "working" bathroom for their clientele? That is just unprofessional! I mean, how much can a plumber cost them? People that come in to buy $60k **'s don't want to use port a cans!