I visited CarVision of Tropper on 9/23/23. My visit took place from 12:30pm-5:30pm. The people involved were 2 sales reps (Jim Silcox, "Mike"), 1 desk manager (Gary Gilligan) and 1 General Manager (Thomas Snader). After seeing/test driving vehicle, being informed of a "30-day transpowerwarranty", paperwork with cost of purchase presented and negations with 2 sales representatives, my final offer was to purchase the vehicle without the "gold standard 4yr or 4,800-mile warranty" which was being offered for purchase through CarVision. The desk manager aggressively informed me that he wouldn't sell me the vehicle without me purchasing the additional "gold warranty" and expressed his displeasure with me not accepting the negotiated offer they made. After informing him that it was my right as a consumer to shop for a better cost for a warranty, the desk manager left and returned with an agreement of sale which didn't include the cost associated with additional warranty. I signed the paperwork. While the sales rep (Jim) was completing the paperwork, Gary yelled over from the front desk, to Jim, that the vehicle would be being sold "As-is". When Gary came back over, I asked what he meant. He then asked Jim to pull up the manufactures warranty for the vehicle from his desk computer and stated that the vehicle still had a 10-year manufacturer's warranty, so they were not going to give me any warranty on the vehicle. I mentioned that Jim and Mike already told me that I would receive a 30-day powertrain warranty through the dealership, and I already signed the seller's/buyer's agreement under those terms. He stated that the manufactures warranty was better because it was for longer than the 30-day warranty they offered, and they normally only offer 30-day warranties on used vehicles that are 2016 and older. I told them I didn't want to continue with the purchase. I went to the front desk and asked for the original seller's agreement I signed, and Gary said He already shredded it. I said I was staying there until they produce it. The GM, Thomas Snader, told Jim to give me the 30-day powertrain warranty, stating that they give the warranty on all cars purchased there. Thomas Snader then produced the original seller's agreement I signed, and Jim wrote "30-day powertrain warranty" at the bottom. Thomas then told me that in order to prevent someone else from buying the car, I had to put down a cash deposit and I asked who I make the payment to. Thomas then asked me if what he was explaining to me made sense, to which I said, "it did not". Thomas then began to stand over me while I was sitting and began yelling and gesturing his hands towards me while attempting to convince me that he was the boss and wanted me to verbally say, what he was saying made sense. I told him, he won and made the deposit. I was charged an additional $25 for using my card. read more