coast
USA#2Consumer Comment
Fri, March 08, 2013
"This enables them to fool arond with the numbers after the fact... I will not let them get away with it."
Is it your claim that they altered the signed agreement or do you claim that the contract you signed does not match your verbal agreement? Either way they already got away with it unless you have proof that they altered the signed agreement. A signed agreement trumps a verbal agreement.
"I accepted that at the time since a full 4 year bumper to bumper warranty is a few thousand and sales tax is a few thousand."
You accepted the deal without reading or scrutinizing the numbers. Enjoy your new car.
Bill
bay shore,#3Author of original report
Fri, March 08, 2013
Thier stratagy is to get you to leave without the paperwork, saying it's going to take a long time to get everything together but that they put your "papers" in the glove compartment. I knew the loan amount that we signed for was about in line with the figures so we left (bad move, shouldn't have trusted these guys). The only paper that was in the glove compartment was the finance amount. This enables them to fool arond with the numbers after the fact. In my case the loan amount was about $6000 more than the purchase price. I accepted that at the time since a full 4 year bumper to bumper warranty is a few thousand and sales tax is a few thousand. Problem is they never got me the warranty and just pocketed the money (also after figuring exactly how much was borrowed for both cars, versus the price, sales tax, warranty, we see that they pushed it up 2 or 3k). Yes, I know, never leave the dealership without all your papers. Still does not give them the right to rip people off (I found out I'm not the only one). I will not let them get away with it.
Quadruple the promised interest rate - not illegal and a common practice with guys like this. They figure after waiting for hours, alot of people will just accept it with the plan to refinance in 6 months.
Bank fraud - my attorney has told me to keep a tight lip on this for now
coast
USA#4Consumer Comment
Fri, March 08, 2013
Why did you permit them to quadruple the finance rate? Tell us about the bank fraud.
"We've found out that the purchase price was pushed up thousands."
How is that possible? Did they change the price after you signed the financial agreement and received the Bill of Sale?