Very salesy and pushy IMHO\n\nI arrived with the intent purpose of test driving a vehicle. I was very upfront with the salesman when I arrived. I told him I was interested in a certain line of luxury vehicles and wanted to test drive cars in a particular class. I told him I wasn't buying today and wanted to make an informed decision. I showed him my 90K Mercedes outside to show I was a credible client and not someone just wasting his time.  I told them my intent was not to buy today because I wanted to test drive the Audi, Mercedes, Lexus etc before buying. Even after telling him this, he sat me down on a couch. He asked me a lot of unnecessary questions despite knowing I was there to test drive a car. When I test drove the car, the salesman was very condescending. I look young so I assumed he thought I was a kid in my early 20's  even though I'm in my late 30's and a professional. He was a back seat driver and was directing me turn by turn. After the drive, he didn't drop me off at the showroom. I had to ride with him back into the garage where he applied more pressure sales tactics. He then re-asked many of the same questions he had already asked. He asked them in different ways and assumed I was an idiot and didn't recognize his cheap tactic. We then stopped on the second floor so I could \""use the bathroom.\"" His desk is on the showroom floor which is the first floor. They stop on the second floor to further delay you and engage you in further conversation. Then we took the elevator down to the first floor. He then walks me past his desk to re-ask the same questions he had been asking me all day. This was essentially their last ditch effort to see if I would purchase a car from them. The salesman even mocked his own tactics. He said \""The chances of you returning are about 30% when you leave the door so what can we do to sell you a car now.\""  When I asked about pricing, the salesman said he doesn't know anything about numbers and that pricing was done by \""them.\""  I gathered he just shows you the vehicle and they bring in a closer to work the deal. This is pretty typical of most dealerships. The salesman is the \""good cop\"" and the closer is the \""bad cop.\""  I eventually left the dealership but not after wasting an additional 30 minutes of babysitting a salesman who thought he was being clever in applying these tactics. I expect this at a GM dealership but was very surprised to witness this at a premium luxury dealership. \n\nI test drove  cars at Mercedes and Audi across the street. None of their sales representatives were as pushy as the Chapman BMW reps. None of them called me after my test drive. They were intelligent enough to recognize that if I was interested in buying a car from them, I would call them. Just from the pushy and overzealous sales tactics, I would never buy a BMW here. I would rather buy a BMW from another state and ship it than do business here. I just got a very bad vibe from this place. I would encourage the sales manager to not encourage aggressive and pushy sales tactics because most of us who can afford BMW's are professionals and don't appreciate those types of tactics. We are buying a BMW not a Chevy. Act like it!