William
Schenectady,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, May 16, 2006
I have been in the automotive business in N.Y. for almost 20 years. I have been a salesman all the way up to management including finance. I know for a fact that when you purchased that used vehicle with 75000 miles on it that you were offered an extended warranty to cover it in case of a breakdown. I know this because I was a finance manager and we got paid for selling extended service plans. You were probably offered the plan but refused to pay they extra $20 a month for it and now you are mad that it broke down, I have seen dozens of people like you who refuse a warranty, saying that if it breaks you will fix it and then if it breaks you blame the dealership for selling you a bad car. When a dealership takes in a trade they inspect the vehicle for problems before selling on the lot, they have no way of knowing if a motor is bad if it is not showing signes during inspection. You should have bought the warranty. It's your fault not the dealers.