Thomas
Anderson,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, August 11, 2006
would rip someone off! Well, OK, not shocked. The bad news is that they ripped you for a $4000 undercoat job which you belatedly found out you never needed, and besides the auto manufacturers DO NOT RECOMMEND that you EVER undercoat a car BECAUSE that undercoat will dry out, crack, and then collect water and salt. What happens when you hold water and salt against steel? There are many websites that discuss how to buy a car- and how NOT to buy a car. I suggest you visit them. One is car buying tips which starts with "How To Buy New Cars & Avoid Car Dealer Scams" The GOOD news for you is that they DID NOT actually put that undercoating on! "The dealer lied to me about the deal and charged me a outrageous price for a undercoating wich was never done." Note the part ".... which was never done." Sue for the return of your money for non-performance rather than getting into a fight over the outrageous price.