Thecreditdiva
Nashville,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sun, April 26, 2009
I know exactly what you went through. I hear the horror stories all the time. Sub-prime customers treated like second class citizens at dealerships. First off I doubt very seriously they had you approved for that much, they just wanted you to come to the lot. Second, correct me if I'm wrong, but you would have been more receptive if they had been honest about the situation and your credit, but they insist on being shady and evasive. I'm trying to enlighten everyone on both sides of the car buying experience with credit problems at http://thecreditdiva.blogspot.com I will answer all questions.And disclose what goes on behind the closed doors of the dealership. Honesty goes a long way and everyone, especially now, can run into some bumps with their credit. You are still a paying customer and should have been treated as such. Find a reputable dealer that realizes that. Trust me they are out there.
Thecreditdiva
Nashville,#3Consumer Suggestion
Sun, April 26, 2009
I know exactly what you went through. I hear the horror stories all the time. Sub-prime customers treated like second class citizens at dealerships. First off I doubt very seriously they had you approved for that much, they just wanted you to come to the lot. Second, correct me if I'm wrong, but you would have been more receptive if they had been honest about the situation and your credit, but they insist on being shady and evasive. I'm trying to enlighten everyone on both sides of the car buying experience with credit problems at http://thecreditdiva.blogspot.com I will answer all questions.And disclose what goes on behind the closed doors of the dealership. Honesty goes a long way and everyone, especially now, can run into some bumps with their credit. You are still a paying customer and should have been treated as such. Find a reputable dealer that realizes that. Trust me they are out there.
Thecreditdiva
Nashville,#4Consumer Suggestion
Sun, April 26, 2009
I know exactly what you went through. I hear the horror stories all the time. Sub-prime customers treated like second class citizens at dealerships. First off I doubt very seriously they had you approved for that much, they just wanted you to come to the lot. Second, correct me if I'm wrong, but you would have been more receptive if they had been honest about the situation and your credit, but they insist on being shady and evasive. I'm trying to enlighten everyone on both sides of the car buying experience with credit problems at http://thecreditdiva.blogspot.com I will answer all questions.And disclose what goes on behind the closed doors of the dealership. Honesty goes a long way and everyone, especially now, can run into some bumps with their credit. You are still a paying customer and should have been treated as such. Find a reputable dealer that realizes that. Trust me they are out there.