It was not.\r\n\r\n\r\nThey stopped doing business with me and just shrugged their shoulders. While Jeff and Jason were patient and courtious and worked with me while I was there, they were done with the deal. I had just spent $75-$100 in gas to get up there and taken almost half a day at that point to be away from my family (even after being TDY) to do this deal they said was good, and then they told me that they didn’t want my truck because it wasn’t 4wd. \r\n\r\nThat meant that I had to spend another $75-$100 and another 6.5-7 hours in the truck to drive back home.\r\n\r\nBeing that I was a little (very) aggitated at this, I demanded they pay for the gas I used to drive there and back since this was something that was NOT my fault, that I had fulfilled everything on my end of our agreement and provided them with all the information about my truck. They offered to fill up my tank, which was around the half way mark and that is it.\r\n\r\n\r\nI understand there was no legal obligation behind our deal since no contract was signed so what they did was perfectly fine in a legal sense. To you Mr. Stanley (whichever one of you decided to make this surprising decision) you have reminded me why I don’t deal with dealerships I don’t know. Hope that someone else realizes that that 2005 black Crew Cab Chevrolet Colorado Xtreme that you are selling for 19950 has a good markup on it from everything I know and have researched… \r\n\r\nhttp://www.nadaguides.com/Cars/2005/Chevrolet/COLORADO-PICKUP-1-2-Ton-5-Cyl/Crew-Cab-Sport-LS/Standard-Equipment\r\n\r\n\r\nGood luck to the consumer that enters this dealer. I hope you fair better than I did…