Business ProfileforRussell & Smith Ford

I started working on a truck deal with the GM (Mike ******* in December. He did not have and couldn't find the truck I wanted. I was convinced to purchase a lower model truck and order the one I wanted from Ford. I sat in the dealership with a salesman and we placed the order for the new truck. The truck arrived at the dealership in March. Mike drug his feet for a few weeks but, finally agreed to let me come get it. The original deal consisted of me taking the wheels and tires from the original purchased truck and installing them on the new one. He stated that he needed to keep them on the original to help with the trade in. I made a counter offer to that and he agreed to have aftermarket tires installed on the new truck. I arrived at the dealership on 3/28 and the truck was not there. However, he instructed me to go ahead and sign all the paperwork for it, ie. the contract. I was told the tires were not in yet but, they would be in and installed on 3/29. On Friday 3/29 I messaged to check on the progress and was told it would be ready shortly. Around 2pm on 3/29 I received a **** from Mike saying that he could not do the deal. Stating that he would lose too much money. I am not sure why he waited until then to say that. I have hundreds of **** ******** with Mike over the three month period, discussing all of the prices and details of the deal. Statements like, 'Im a man of my word' and 'I promise I will make the deal happen' were used frequently. He is the GM... Him and I both knew the cost of trading back in the original purchase, as well as the price of the truck that he had me order. I have never, in all of my 44 years, felt so lied to and taken advantage of.