It depends on how they are trained and the expectations of the company. On one shop, I was called out for interrupting the salesperson, which I didn't even intend to do, but I was indeed trying to get a question in. The point was that sales people are frequently trained to get certain information into the interaction, and they will be graded down if they don't. They are also trained to push for that sale. I would report exactly what happened without the adjectives.
You may be seeing this negatively, but his or her boss may be saying, "Good job." On most of the sales type shops that I do, the guidelines are to let the salesperson lead the interaction. As to them pushing to get you in there, I generally go with "I am on travel with work and will get back with them when I get back in town." Travel with work means money to pay for that new car, so it generally works pretty well in shutting that particular push down.
How many legs does a dog have if you call the tail a leg?
"Four. Calling a tail a leg doesn't make it a leg."
-- Abraham Lincoln