Ronny g
North hollywood,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, May 05, 2010
It is an online service to buy repossessed vehicles. You buy a vehicle and they ship it to you.
I don't know why this poster thinks they should have held any vehicles for him..but this the buying procedure from their website...
STEPS TO FOLLOW when
buying a car from our company
1. | Browse our vehicle
inventory by viewing a full list of our in stock vehicles (Cars, Suvs, Trucks and Vans). |
2. | Use our "Contact" or "Ask a Question"
form with any questions you might have. |
3. | Send us your request to buy any
listed vehicle using the "Buy This Vehicle Now". |
4. | Check your email. -You will receive all the details needed to complete the deal (payment instructions, technical inspection form, delivery schedule). |
5. | Follow the payment instruction and complete the payment. |
6. | We will start the shipping process
within 2 business days after the payment is confirmed. -www.BestWayAutoSalesUSA.com will arrange for transportation to your location. -The shipping value will be displayed on the "Buy This Vehicle Now" form. It is usualy between US $150 and US $500. The car remains fully insured for damage during the shipping, buyer inspection process and prior to title transfer. |
7. | Schedule the delivery with us. -Depending on the distance and our shipping schedule it will take up to 5 business days to receive the car. |
8. | Inspect the vehicle within 3
business days. -Have the car inspected by an independent mechanic or arrange an inspection yourself. |
9. | Finalize the deal. -Complete the paperwork and the title transfer. |
Debbie
Cincinnati,#3Consumer Suggestion
Tue, May 04, 2010
So, you expected them to HOLD a vehicle for you while you "got the money to buy it"? That's not how it works dear.
They are under NO obligation to hold a vehicle for you, unless you've put some sort of deposit on it. How are they liars? If someone told you they had four SUVs, how do you know they didn't? So they sold the one you wanted - oh well, that's what you get for taking four days to get your money together. I bet you won't let that happen again, huh?
If this is the only problem you have with car dealers, consider yourself lucky - and know that if you see a car you want, you better buy it or it could be gone. Car dealers aren't interested in selling YOU a car - they're interested in SELLING a car - to whomever has the money/means to buy it.
Flynrider
Phoenix,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, May 04, 2010
You expect a car lot to hold a car for you just because you called on the phone and said you were interested? For four days?
In the real world, you have to put money down and (usually) sign a purchase contract to hold a car.
What you expected is entirely unreasonable and would not happen at any car lot.