Dixie Mitsubishi

I was planning on buying a new car so i went to different dealerships in the Dixie and 401 area.
I was just looking for information, didn’t want a test drive until I felt it was the time. I wanted to narrow my search to 2 – 3 cars and then test drive them.
I was measuring the cars by:
1. Price
2. Looks (inside and out)
3. Gas consumption
4. The extras that were offered
I was accomplishing this at the dealership by:
1. Asking for a brochure of the car that I had in mind
2. Listening to the salesperson explanation
3. Sitting inside the car and getting a feeling of it
4. Asking additional questions
This could be accomplished in no time. Thus avoiding wasting our time (mine and the salesperson)
I was looking for a crossover or SUV (I need the trunk space).
So I landed at Mitsubishi. We were told that they had the best warranty, and I know for experience that they are good cars (not so known in Canada).
We were greeted by a salesperson that, in my opinion, was new to the job. He had to ask questions to another sales guy about the car and its features.
Things like how to move the seats forward.
Then we asked him about price and monthly payments (to have a rough idea at this point). He went 3 times into the manager’s office, and then the manager came outside and greeted us. He wanted to show us the Outlander (bigger car than the RVR) and more expensive. We sat in the Outlander (same interior design as the RVR) just a bit longer (more trunk space). He started to try to convince us about this car, to the point that my brain just block his voice out (more or less like husbands do with their wives. I told him to take it easy because I wasn’t buying it that night, and that I didn’t like anyone to push me. OMG, he got upset (yeap, the manager got upset at the potential buyer). He raised his voice and said «what do you mean I am pushing you?» and don’t even remember what else (remember, my brain blocked his voice out) but I do remember after all that, he offering me an used Mazda that they had outside. If I wanted a Mazda, I will go to the Mazda dealership (at Dundas) they were very courteous.
We came out of that place with a big headache. Never went back. But we ended up buying the Mitsubishi RVR (because we went to a different dealership (Dufferin and Eglinton) and the salesperson was so the opposite, he showed us every detail of the car, never push us to buy it, we went home, came back that same week and bought the car.