Vini
Mount Vernon,#2Consumer Suggestion
Sat, February 19, 2005
Yes you were ripped off and even though it was deifintely wrong for car dealers to do this, unfortunately you placed yourself into the situation by not becoming informed about the product. You are correct the MSRP is approx $15,000.00 but you can still get out of this. (1) I suggest you go to the dealer speak only to General manager or owner. Tell them your true feelings and offer to pay standard rental rate for the car from day you drove it out of their lot or .50 cents per mile. Tell them if they say no that you will contact the Attorney General for Georgia and seek justice under the Lemon Law as well as possible legal action. They lief to you when they told you Mazda would not finance so here buy the more expensive Nissan-- this is called Bait & Switch and generally outlawed in all states. Tell them also you intend to contact Mazda credit and see if they turned down your credit and was proper information provided to them. or (2) Contact Mazda Auto credit and and explain your credit and ask would they have turned you down and if they say no tell them what the dealer did. (3) Contact Attorney General's Office for Georgia State and see what they can do for you. Note: You might actually want to not offer the rental fee payment until (and only if) they refuse to take the care back. Do it now before 30 days go by since purchase date.