Spoke to a salesman who assured me the car was in clean, in good condition and worth me driving for two hours to look at. He said he had walked out to see it and it had 2 small scratches that would "buff out". I spoke to him at least 4 times during that morning before I arrived at the dealership. The car had too many dings and scratches to count, the inside was badly marred and scratched and the seat was ripped. The car wouldn't start and he finally determined it was a "bad" key which left one working key for the vehicle. To top it off, the rear tire was flat. He obviously hadn't even looked at the car before I got there. When I told him I wasn't interested, he proceeded to try to sell me a much more expensive car while offering me the lowest trade-in I had received on my car yet. It was a circus there - no ethical standards from what I could tell. Waste of a day.