Peters Auto Mall Peters Auto Sales i was ripped off at Peter Auto Sales not once but twice High Point, North Carolina
my son bought a car from Peters Auto Mall and when we got the title to it it was a salvage title and Peter never told us about that
I got a car from peter and i was making payments on time to whitestone finance and they would call continue about the payment
and i took it back to peter and they still want me to pay the 4400.00 and the repo is on my credit and i took and gave the car back to them cause it was using oil and they never mention anything about that to me when i bought the car they never repo the car i just took it back to them and tried to get them to put me in another one and they wanted mor money down and the car
what can I do about that
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jshaw
high point,North Carolina,
United States of America
We do not sell salvaged vehicles without being disclosed!
#2UPDATE Employee
Thu, December 03, 2009
Due to North Carolina law it is mandatory that automotive dealers, including Peters Auto Mall, disclose any type of branded tittle. We try not to buy salvaged vehicles but ocasionally customers do trade this type of vehicle in on a new purchase. If a customer purchases a vehicle that has a branded tittle it is fully disclosed and a "Damage disclosure statement" is signed by the purchaser that they are aware of the branded tittle. Automobile dealers, especialy one of our size are regularly audited by the NC DMV to ensure they are doing bussiness in a ethical and ligitement manner. We have been in business for over 17 years and I assure you that you "Can't" build a successful bussiness by treating people as stated in the original posting! Lenders in general, but spicifically stated in the article "Whitestone Finance" make loans for people that are buying new automobiles. The way that stay in business is buy there customers making there regular payments, on time. When the customeres do not make there payments banks are losing money, therefor they repo the vehicle and try to sell it in order to compensate for the loss from the customer who did not pay there bills. The credit bureau is in place to guide lenders in decision making when customers are applying for a loan at there banks. If previous accounts have been delinquent, it is reported so that the banks are aware of there tendencies of not paying there prior obligations. I would not of replied to this posting if all of the actions that we are accused of commiting were feasible, but they 100% false and backed by goverment agencies to ensure customers are not treated that way!