On July 1, 2016, I drove over minutes on my motorcycle to Unlimited Motors in Noblesville, IN to view a car I had seen on their website When I first arrived their was a gentleman outside on his phoneI pulled up directly in front of him and he walked off to which I assumed he was putting up his cell phone to come back to speak with meHe came back out and walked past me without speaking and began pulling the signs to begin the closing procedures Another gentlemen who worked there looked directly at me then got in a car and move it, then moved another one I arrived approximately mins before they were supposed to close and was on the lot for over mins without either gentleman saying a word to me Frustrated I got on my bike and prepared to leave but before I left I looked back at the men and shook my head then the younger one said, "is there something we can help you with." His tone indicated that I should not even be thereWhat he didn't realize is that I have been researching cars for four months for my wife and had it narrowed down to two selections with the car on that lot being number and I was pre-approved for a loan by my bank a week before going to that lot and I'm a successful Accountant Moral of the story don't judge a book by it's cover I was so frustrated that I called their corporate office but I was never contacted back from the voice-mail I left themThat is why I'm using this forum to be heard so this type of discrimination does not happen to anyone else who decides to visit this lot
On July 1, 2016, I drove over minutes on my motorcycle to Unlimited Motors in Noblesville, IN to view a car I had seen on their website When I first arrived their was a gentleman outside on his phoneI pulled up directly in front of him and he walked off to which I assumed he was putting up his cell phone to come back to speak with meHe came back out and walked past me without speaking and began pulling the signs to begin the closing procedures Another gentlemen who worked there looked directly at me then got in a car and move it, then moved another one I arrived approximately mins before they were supposed to close and was on the lot for over mins without either gentleman saying a word to me Frustrated I got on my bike and prepared to leave but before I left I looked back at the men and shook my head then the younger one said, "is there something we can help you with." His tone indicated that I should not even be thereWhat he didn't realize is that I have been researching cars for four months for my wife and had it narrowed down to two selections with the car on that lot being number and I was pre-approved for a loan by my bank a week before going to that lot and I'm a successful Accountant Moral of the story don't judge a book by it's cover I was so frustrated that I called their corporate office but I was never contacted back from the voice-mail I left themThat is why I'm using this forum to be heard so this type of discrimination does not happen to anyone else who decides to visit this lot