Business ProfileforBurnsville Motors

I work in automotive car sales. This is actually the worst experience I have had with a dealer as a customer. I originally inquired on a black 2016 Audi A6, and for the miles and price I was very interested but that vehicle was in the shop which I had no issue with. I spoke with Ryan and he informed me that they had taken in another A6 in white and when I asked on the phone if it was the same year and what the miles were he said it was a 2016 like the other one with 70K something miles on it and was priced just under $22K. I was really excited because white on black is what my ideal spec for my A6 which I communicated. We ended up agreeing for me to come in on Saturday 9/23 and I arrived on time, met with him and then we went to drive the car and I was pleased it had lower miles than originally communicated. I fell in love with the car and even went through with submitting the credit application just to have the finance person come out and bring me in his office to tell me the car is too expensive to get me approved he was like " yeah they won't approve you for 35K" and you can imagine my surprise when those words came out of his mouth. I questioned the price and mentioned what had been told to me and it turned out that it was a 2020 that cost $35K. My budget was $25K which I communicated. There were only 2 of those in their inventory, it can't be that hard to make sure you have the correct information before relaying it to a customer who is interested in buying. I do it every single day of my life. It's my job and it was his job too. Make sure you get some sort of information in writing before showing up here I guess. Buyer beware. After I left my google review the manager called me, he wouldn't text me which I thought was bizarre and low and behold it was because he wanted to be aggressive and try and intimidate me into taking the review down by saying he knows the owners of where I work &my boss, which he only knows because I filled out a credit app. Slimy.