Mark
Savannah,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, November 14, 2003
sk- Unfortunatly it may be to late for you to fix this situation depending on the papers that you signed. But for everyone else out there make sure you pay attention to a piece of paperwork called a "buyers guide" or "as is". This document will state the existing warranty status of a car before you meet a finance manager (the guy who sells warranties and has you sign contracts right before you leave the dealership). If a car is certified the buyers guide(that you sign) should state the certified years and mileage warranty. usually 5yrs 100000 mi. If you live in a state that does not require an buyers guide please make sure that you get some proof of the warranty staus BEFORE YOU DRIVE THE CAR OF THE LOT!!! Remember a honest salesman has nothing to hide so asking for proof usually involves nothing more than making a copy of a document that is in your file. It takes 2 minutes to do and if they apprieciate your business it should be no problem.