MovingForward
Palm Beach Gardens,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, January 12, 2013
I know you know that now, but if someone tells you "it takes time" or anything similar, get up and walk out without signing anything. You know you will be scammed if the F&I guy can't take the few minutes to fill in the blanks. He is obviously setting you up for different terms that what you agreed to - otherwise the blanks would be filled in already.
As to having a copy of the docs in the glove compartment, that is also a red flag. Don't ever sign anything without having each of the terms filled out while you are there and a copy given to you simultaneously with your signature. As a buyer, you are the one with the money and the desire to purchase the vehicle. If they begin to play games in the financing office with blanks in the forms or fail to give you copies, then don't sign it. You are being set up and the F&I guy knows he can pull one over on you.
Now that you have been ripped off, if you have any sort of proof, take the dealership to court. I suspect you don't have anything in writing to show that you were charged a different amount. In that case, learn this lesson and never sign anything with blanks.
Jim
Orlando,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, January 12, 2013
Without regard to what they verbally told you...YOU signed a contract which wasn't filled in! Now tell us Einstein...how dumb is that? What is it with you people who will throw common sense out the window when it comes to a damned, stupid car???