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ENTERPRISE CAR SALES FALSE ADVERTISING WEST PALM BEACH, Florida
I recently purchased a rental car from Enterprise car sales. One reason I went there in the first place was that they had a promotion that advertised they would give me my trade in value plus $500.
I researched my old car on the internet at Kelly Blue Book and Edmunds to get a good idea of the trade in value. Also my mechanic told me that he could sell it easily to one of his customers if I was not satisfied with the offer from Enterprise.
The manager, Mandi, told me that my car was too old and did not have any trade in value. In other words, Kelly Blue Book and Edmunds and my mechanic did not not know their business.
I went ahead and bought the car only because of what my mechanic had told me. He sold my old car for exactly the amount that Kelly Blue Book had suggested. It only took him two days!
I was dissappointed that Enterprise was guilty of deceptive and unethical advertising and business practices just like all car dealers. It is just another indication of what is wrong with this country, greed!
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Veedub447
Boynton Beach,Florida,
United States of America
How were you ripped off?
#5Consumer Comment
Fri, March 02, 2012
You could not agree on a trade-in value for your car from Enterprise and so you sold it elsewhere, then purchased a used car from Enterprise. I don't see how you were ripped off?
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
St. Louis,Missouri,
USA
Enterprise Car Sales
#5UPDATE Employee
Wed, July 06, 2011
We'd be happy to discuss this trade in value matter with you further, Walter. Please email care[at]enterprise.com with complete details including the date and approximate time you came in to this West Palm Beach, FL location. When emailing please list reference # 110706-002680 in the subject line.
- Elizabeth with Enterprise Car Sales
mr rik
miami,Florida,
USA
Shotguns and Windshields
#5Consumer Comment
Wed, July 06, 2011
are a fun combination!
Flynrider
Phoenix,Arizona,
USA
Here's another thing that's wrong.
#5Consumer Comment
Tue, July 05, 2011
So you claim to be the victim of false advertising, yet even after finding this out, you still bought a car from them. I have a hard time taking your complaint seriously. On the one hand you claim to be ripped off, while on the other hand, you support this company's actions by spending thousands even after you were supposedly ripped off. Apparently, the claimed deception and lack of ethics are not that important to you. Why should anyone else care?