Hoyt Chrysler Sherman TXHoyte Chrysler Sherman Ripoff used a bait & switch routine to try to trick us into using their financing reneged on pricing Sherman Texas
Salesman used unethical method to try to get us to use Chrysler financing instead of our own bank. He said they could match the percentge. When we went to sign the papers, it was a different percentage than we had agreed upon, called a "Bait & Switch" I believe. Then when we didn't use their financing, they reneged on the price of the car, then did a bunch of doubletalk to confuse the issue. This is after tying up 4 hours of our time.
Sue
Gainesville, Texas
U.S.A.
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Hueston
Oxford,Ohio,
U.S.A.
just a thought I hope you walked right out the door
#2Consumer Suggestion
Sat, March 12, 2005
I hope you walked right out the door. The only reason the price of the car should change is if there is a rebate tied directly to a certain lender ( i.e. GMAC finance allowance, CFC bonus cash, ect. ) If you don't think they are telling it to you straight, walk straight out of the door. More people leaving will be the only way to make this type of activity go away, do not reward them by buying a car from them.