dearold canady
wadsworth,#2Author of original report
Sat, August 25, 2012
after filing a complaint with the BBB in tulsa and oklahoma attorney generals office in oklahoma. eldorado motors in tulsa made us a offer to not charge us the repo fee and to drop the balance on the truck. i want to thank ripoff.com, BBB in tulsa and the okla. attorney generals office in olkahoma for all their help in getting us the problem solved in our matter with eldorado motors. we truly believe without the help of the above people we would have gotten the rule shift from eldorado. thank you all again
dearold canady
wadsworth,#3Author of original report
Sat, July 14, 2012
i am very sorry about the same two rebuttal's. it took along time for the first to show, i thought i might have done something wrong on the first so wrote the second by mistake. so please lets just drop the second ok?
dearold canady
wadsworth,#4Author of original report
Sat, July 14, 2012
when you make stupied statements like the one above. yes sir i sure am calling you dumb. you need to find out the background of someone before running off at the mouth. i have had extensive defense driving training in my life. and i have thank our good lord many days before this happen. and i have really been thanking him since then for watching over us on that day.
dearold canady
wadsworth,#5Author of original report
Sat, July 14, 2012
when you make stupied remarks like that,yes sir i sure am. you need to know someone's background before shooting off at the mouth. i have ALOT of defense driving skills if you must know. and i have thank the good lord everyday since that day, because he was looking out for the both of us.
Adolph
Homosassa Springs,#6General Comment
Fri, July 13, 2012
Any experienced driver knows to fully apply the brakes and throttle simultaneously. NOT!
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And you call me dumb?
dearold canady
wadsworth,#7Author of original report
Fri, July 13, 2012
what do you mean by what did that accomplish? it is called getting the hell out of the way. and not getting smashed by a big rig. what happen you thought god was asking what size brain you wanted and you thought he said a train and you said give me a small one.
because that has to be the most stupidest question ever ask.
dearold canady
wadsworth,#8Author of original report
Fri, July 13, 2012
as i said in my report, which reading from all your comments on here. i can only figure out one of two reasons. you can't understand the english language or you are somehow connected to eldorado motors. my report was self explanatory on how dangerous used vehicles are being sold right here in the u.s.
and people like you are so ignorant to this problem. that you would condon this practice so here is my question to you. if you did everything right in your mind about checking out a used vehicle but you missed something or overlooked something. does this give the right to the dealership to sell you something this dangerous? i think not and if you disagree with me i feel sorry for your loved ones.
as i said this truck had to be driven from ok. city to tulsa, the driver had to notice this serious problem. why are you not questioning this fact.
Adolph
Homosassa Springs,#9General Comment
Fri, July 13, 2012
QUOTE:"at the same time i hit the brake pedal and floor the gas pedal to get the truck out of the big rigs way. which caused us to turn a 160 degrees around".
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"Gas and brake to the floor" simultaneously? Yeah...I think that might turn a vehicle around
in a 160 degree total loss of control. This was to accomplish what?.
Guy
Minnesota,#10Consumer Comment
Fri, July 13, 2012
If the truck had serious handling problems like you described. Who buy something for that much money and doesn't give it a good test drive? Why did you agree to pay so much more than it was worth, considering it's over ten years old? Sounds more like a case of buyer's regret than anything else.
dearold canady
wadsworth,#11Author of original report
Thu, July 12, 2012
yes there was a warrenty, yes this truck was test drove, also in my story i DID say you had to get on the highway to reach the speed i said. because alot of us are not street demons like it sounds you must be. so the frontend problem was seen or felt until after we already purchase the truck. i am not a child i use to work at a auto dealership a honest one. also they had to drive this truck from oklahoma city to tulsa. so why did the driver not report this same problem to them his/herself.
or did they and the dealer did not pass this on to us. do not try to defend them because you have no idea what you are talking about. (unless you work for them). two more things what impact does the not paying the payments have to do with joe everybody. in total we were to pay over $14,700.00 to pay this dangerous truck off. the going rate for this truck is only $5,000 to $6,000 so that said again not making the payments has got to do with the public? and last " how would you feel me being next to you and your family on the highway and i hit another bump in the road" think about genius.
Guy
Minnesota,#12Consumer Comment
Thu, July 12, 2012
Used vehicles are sold either with or without a warrant. If the truck had a warranty they are bound to make a good faith effort to fix the problem. If there was no warranty, they are not bound to do anything, regardless of whether you think the truck is "dangerous". It is up to the buyer to spot these faults by test driving the vehicle before buying it. When it was obvious there was a suspension issue the vehicle should have been taken to a reputable shop for an inspection, or preferably to a Dodge dealer. If the place where you bought the vehicle does not appear to have qualified mechanics or the correct equipment you should insist on taking it to a shop or dealer that does. In spite of the fact that you had a bad experience, you do not have the right to stop making payments. All that does is ruin your credit, and make it that much harder for anyone else trying to buy a vehicle on credit. These costs are simply passed along to the rest of us.