I was in the market for a used corvette. I had done lots of looking on craigslist.com and on dealers websites as well as cars.com. I came across a 2006 that was on craigslists at Right Honda. The car was priced about $1500 less than other ones I had found with similiar miles. I called Larry in the Fleet department. He confirmed the car was still there. I drove out and looked at the car. It wasn't perfect, but it is a used car. I drove it and wanted the car. It was cheaper than other ones. I asked Larry if he could work with me on the price. He explained that internet prices are generally very low to entice customers in to purchase. He did offer me an additional $300 discount. I took it. The finance guy was very nice and showed me I could buy an extended warranty on the car. I decided not to buy it. The whole transaction from the time I got there and the time I left, was about an hour! Very easy. I think that is cuz I knew it was a fair price. I read lots of these reviews, and it seems they all say the dealer wouldnt deal with them! Maybe these people were unrealistic in what they could afford or what they should pay for a the car. I could afford it, it was fair..I know they made money, but don't we all expect to get paid? I had a great experience and will definately check them out when I need to get my daughters car.