Mac Haik Ford misrepresented, price gouge deceptive company fraudulent ripoff business Georgetown Texas
On June 9, 2003; I met with a salesman at Mac Haik Ford. I was interested in several models, but decided that I wanted to price an F250 Pickup and F150 Pickup. The salesman said he was "new" to sales. He sure seemed pretty experienced and savvy.
I asked him to give me his best price, as I had priced F150's at other dealerships. He said he thought the rebate was $2,500. I told him I had $3,000 cash and no trade.
The salesman said he would have to see the manager and come back with a price. I love this ripoff technique. He comes back to inform me they only have $1,500 cash back but can get me a price around $28,000. I had enough of the waiting game so I told him to fax me something at my office later, and I would get back with him.
I got back to my office and immediately called two other local Ford Dealers. They confirmed that the cash back (rebate) on Ford F150 Pickups was indeed $2,500. They both said they could give me a price on the same truck at Mac Haik for mid $25,000, before my down or any trade. This was over $3,000 less than Mack Haik.
Mark
Round Rock, Texas
U.S.A.
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The Great Thorn - Rip-off Report Consumer Advocate
Bayville,New York,
U.S.A.
Mark "Lot Sharks" will say anything to try to sell to you.
#2Consumer Suggestion
Fri, June 13, 2003
Mark "Lot Sharks" will say anything to try to sell to you. The "I am New at this" is a bunch of BS They say this crap so you can't corner them with any question about the deal he or she is trying to dump on you.
Some say that I am a car sales person that could not make it. No, I say that I could not bring myself to Rip Off everybody that I talked to. I get much bigger rewards helping car buyers and car dealer victims.
I am going to post something that I want you to read. Think of this as a small bit of homework that will help you save money. This info that I will post for you is info that your favorite newspaper would never tell you in a news story.
Newspapers do not like to expose the dirty tricks in the auto industry. They get most of their advertising money from the good and bad car dealers.
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