Central Florida Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ripoff Orlando Florida
I went to this dealership and spoke with javier about purchasing a vehicle and of course he showed me the nice ones then checked the credit and said this is what you have to come up with to get it, We said we dont have that much and couldn't come up with it and that much and this what we had he left a few times of course and we went around with numbers then the Closer came out thats what i call him he is the Mgr in the back that comes to close the deal anyways he said well if you cant do that can you do this? more numbers we said no and we were going then all of a sudden they had this special one in the back that they really didnt want to sell but for me (Ad libbing) now heres where it gets messy we took it for a test drive Javier.."hey how do you like it " me.. "its alright" Javier ok then we get back and here comes "the closer " ok so yeah "its a one owner car " all the usual car salesman rederick so we go in and do the numbers again and come up with what I thought was fair until I checked the KBB.com on the van we bought and found out it was worth 5200 $ well I know that I signed the papers and Im stuck with it now and its my fault but the car salesman was not honest and neither was the closer so beware of these car salesman and all of them who are in the car sales business
Edward
christmas, Florida
U.S.A.
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Dick
Mankato,Minnesota,
U.S.A.
Don't feel too bad, Edward
#2Consumer Comment
Sat, January 27, 2007
You don't say what you paid, Edward, but it sounds like it was more than $5,200, maybe a lot more.
OK.
This isn't the only car you'll buy in your lifetime. If you learn and remember this lesson, do a little internet research on car buying tips, and use that knowledge to prevent yourself from getting snookered again, consider it money well spent.
Good luck.