He was doing his job. GJ bro, you will only get better.

It didn't work out. OH WELL.

It wasn't meant to be at Tustin Mitsubishi with this particular situation. It was meant to be at Huntington Beach Mitsubishi. There will be more than several situations where the dealerships switch positions.

EVO FOR LIFE BABY.

-Robert

 

I gotta say my problem at Tustin was not imapunkclaimer's fault. He was my salesman and he tried to get me a good deal on the RS. His sales manager and another salesman just sold it out from under me because they found a sucker to pay way more.

imapunkclaimer is a very young man, and it seems to me from my one meeting with him that he has high standards of integrity. I think he will go far in life. But he needs to get the heck out of that job at Tustin Mitsu and go somewhere else.

 

Everything above is correct except one thing. The last sentence. I don't think it's right for you to tell someone whether or not to leave their job. If I had listened to everyone who said that to me, I'd be in some gutter somewhere over yonder. Someone has put him there for a reason. Now, the next step is to soak up and learn anything and everything you can. What you learn here and how you deal with situations as they arise will not only help you define, establish, and express yourself, but it will unconciously empower you in the outside world.

Stay there and and learn everything you can before deciding whether or not you want to become the GM or move into another field.

DO IT BABY.

-Robert

 

yep fo sheeziy. The Irvine Mitsubishi sucks, and the Tustin one sucks. Irvine mitsubishi wounldn't even let me drive one, and wounldn't work a deal with me. But once i went to Hb Mitsu. It was all good. Dave over there is a good salesman. And the Manager pretty good too.

 

Doese HB Mitsu let you test drive?

 

well i was a salesman for mitsu and now work for nissan,you gotta understand that lots of people say they are gonna come in and buy and dont,you should of left a deposit over the phone....business is business why should they pass up a deal where they were gonna make a nice profit just because u said you wanted the car.....maybe the sales manager went about things the wrong way but that doesnt make all of us scum

 

That sounds about right...verbal agreements can not be trusted with car dealerships. Way to go, Richard 350Z, glad you still got the car off their lot especially from another dealer...Awesome!

 

Richard did show up (as promised and on time) and should have been rewarded, by getting the deal they agreed to. There we go another salesman trying to justfy their lack of integrity. What happend to the days when a mans word meant something? Greed will distroy a business.

Example, I will never shop at The dealership that Richard had the bad experience.
speaking for all of us that WORK for a living.

THANK YOU RICHARD350Z

Oh BTW www.carbuyingtips.com/ now take that!

 

This is all good information to know, since I was actually thinking of going to H.B. Mitsubishi to get a Ralliart (the Evo is way too much $$$ to insure for me at this point being under 25yrs old.) Thx for the info Richard!

 

lol... a mitsu dealer acting shady.. .noooooo.. that never happens!

Our local Mitsu dealers are the shadiest people I have EVER dealt with.... no sense for long term relationships .. only 'how much can I get right now' mentality.