Heard on the news this morning they're all done like.

So, after giving it some careful thought, I made the decision and...

...tossed it in the recycling bin.

Ever since the key-job a lot of the employees knew it was shut down time... sad :(

to a safer keeping place. Look for a new dealer sometime in the future?

xposting from Norm's fb :D

I heard owner was retiring after 30 years, even though the dealership did relatively well after the slump. Unfortunately for the 55 employees that are let go, but the owner must be going cash. Smart these days.<ul><li><a href="http://www.businessinsider.com/unsold-cars-around-the-world-2009-2">or maybe just the lincolns and Kia's :/</a></li></ul>

Rusty there always did me good when I needed a dealer.

standards, and he screwed over his employees....

He might have done the 'right business' decision to sale and get out, but how he went about it says alot about the man, and what he cared about.

I bet the keying was a response to all of the above.

They cashed the check, didn't fix any cars and ironically enough, it happens while they are in financial turmoil?

Similar to a homeowner burning his down before it going into foreclosure in my opinion. That and they didn't have any security, cameras, and all the cars on the lot were damamged and nobody saw "anything"? Suspect in my opinion.