I had a similar experience when I bought my first new car. I was 23 at the time, but could have passed for younger. I went into the dealership and waited aroun

I had a similar experience when I bought my first new car. I was 23 at the time, but could have passed for younger. I went into the dealership and waited around until FINALLY someone came and talked to me. I talked a little, asked some questions and eventually got to do some test drives. I was already pretty sold on a certain car, but they didn't have any on the lot in the color I wanted. So I ask about it, the salesman tells me that what they have on the lot is all that's available (shipments were delayed by the tsunami in Japan) and that was that. I didn't buy a car that day. Now, at that point I was borrowing my parents car, and would need to return them the car at some point. Luckily the dealership in my parents town had the car in the right color (according to their website) so I called them up and said I wanted it. Unfortunately for me, it was already gone. But the guy bent over backwards for me trying to find a new one at other dealerships in the state that matched what I wanted and he eventually found one. I always wonder how the second dealer would have treated me if he would have seen me before we made the deal.