'Car Dogs' have their day on screen

The comedy-drama "Car Dogs" follows one dealership's quest to sell 35 cars in one day.

Stephanie Hernandez McGavin

April 29, 2017 05:00 AM

Joshua Vannatta felt he knew what to expect when he sat down to watch a new feature film about a day in the life of a car dealership.

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