Car Dogs

I enjoyed this film. The story is more about relationships than the main plot which is about them trying to reach a quota of 300 car sales. There is some very good acting. The film looked professional even though it was mostly made by students. The flash back type bits made no sense and I think the film would have been better without. The ending also I think could have been slightly better.

Overall though this is a good drama and in my opinion better than many of the big budget Hollywood dramas.

I like that it shows what happens behind the scenes at a car dealer. Its not always what we see when you come on the lot. It brings the rest of the people who work at a dealership to life.

Being in the automotive industry for over 18 years it was nice to see something that shows the real biz. Most movies show us a scum bags with no morals or values. This movie touches on what true automotive professionals what. A owner/general manager that cares about the team. This business is about family. We see more of the coworkers than we do our own family and this movie puts that in prospective. There are and has been to many owners and managers that take advantage of there employees. This shows what we all want....

I really do not understand the 4.9 rating. i guess not enough reviews. it is not the godfather. it is a brisk look at a slice of life. g. lopez is particularly good. i've worked in auto industry for 15 years and this is right on. good flick. nice supporting role by octavia spencer, quite the surprise.

Just watched this on Netflix last night. I've spent over 12 years in the car business, and this movie is spot on. The shenanigans that you see play out here, are the same things I seen on a daily basis on the lot. Especially the way management talks to the staff as if they are worthless. It is a very dog eat dog business, that's not for everyone, and this movie captured it perfectly. If you're an old Car Dog, or a new one, you'll laugh your butt off at this movie, and point to several scenes and tell your family and friends, "see, that's exactly what happens!"