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Herb Chambers Toyota deceit-deception cannot begin to describe or condon their actions I'm 71 yrs and have never seen such un-scrupulous people. ripoff Auburn Massachusetts
I traded in a 2003 Ford Ranger 4/4 xlt with 42000 in excellant condition (in good faith), for a Rav 4 2003 41000 on it, which they said was in the back and they would bring it around for me to drive. I kept asking to see the vehicle, as we were filling in the papers. They kept telling me don't worry it was in the back being gone through and they would bring it around.
After the papers were signed, they told me it wasn't there. The next day they said they would take it down to Putnam and register it, then drop it off at my house. When they brought it, he handed me one key. I asked where the key pads were to lock and unlock the doors, he said we don't have any more. It's going to cost me 225.00 to get them made from a local dealer. The tires need replacing. I have to change the oil and it didn't even have the rubber on the driver side wind shield wiper.
I am 71 yrs and have never seen such deceit and deception. I have bought and traded many vehicles and have never dealt with such unscrupulous people. Obviously these people no nothing of "good faith". I always thought the law and courts would stand behind the "good faith law". From reading complaints, I see they don't. Some one should shut that place down.
Rosemary
Putnam, Connecticut
U.S.A.
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Mike
River Edge,New Jersey,
U.S.A.
Inspect what you buy
#2Consumer Suggestion
Wed, May 02, 2007
Rosemary,
I'm sorry to say, but this is your fault. You bought a car sight unseen and without inspecting it at all. While they lied to you about having it "out back", you should NEVER have signed for a car you've never seen, no less driven. The fact that you're 71 actually works against you here because you've been around, bought cars before, and should know better. C'mon, common sense time