Bigcraig
Irmo,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, September 23, 2008
If they sold it at auction for $1000 and you owed $6500 on it you can believe they will sue and come after you for the $5500 loss, they don't care what it went for at auction because they WILL get the difference from you.
Karl
Clovis,#3Consumer Suggestion
Mon, September 22, 2008
Unless they can't get a loan for a used car anyplace else because of their credit. Next time buy a car for cash from a private owner. WHY did you buy a beat up old Kia Rio, the cheapest car these people make? Why did you buy it if it was obviously not taken care of? Why did you pay more than $6500 for a piece of junk that was probably only worth a couple of thousand dollars at the most? Did you check the prices for 2001 Rios in the paper or on the Internet? There is no way in the world that they could have sold that car in 2008 for $6500 and you probably paid three or four thousand too much for it in 2006. Some of these lots charge in a down payment what they have in the car and the monthly payments are all gravy. Next time look in the paper for a private owner that is selling a cheap car and has service records on it.
Karl
Clovis,#4Consumer Suggestion
Mon, September 22, 2008
Unless they can't get a loan for a used car anyplace else because of their credit. Next time buy a car for cash from a private owner. WHY did you buy a beat up old Kia Rio, the cheapest car these people make? Why did you buy it if it was obviously not taken care of? Why did you pay more than $6500 for a piece of junk that was probably only worth a couple of thousand dollars at the most? Did you check the prices for 2001 Rios in the paper or on the Internet? There is no way in the world that they could have sold that car in 2008 for $6500 and you probably paid three or four thousand too much for it in 2006. Some of these lots charge in a down payment what they have in the car and the monthly payments are all gravy. Next time look in the paper for a private owner that is selling a cheap car and has service records on it.
Karl
Clovis,#5Consumer Suggestion
Mon, September 22, 2008
Unless they can't get a loan for a used car anyplace else because of their credit. Next time buy a car for cash from a private owner. WHY did you buy a beat up old Kia Rio, the cheapest car these people make? Why did you buy it if it was obviously not taken care of? Why did you pay more than $6500 for a piece of junk that was probably only worth a couple of thousand dollars at the most? Did you check the prices for 2001 Rios in the paper or on the Internet? There is no way in the world that they could have sold that car in 2008 for $6500 and you probably paid three or four thousand too much for it in 2006. Some of these lots charge in a down payment what they have in the car and the monthly payments are all gravy. Next time look in the paper for a private owner that is selling a cheap car and has service records on it.
Karl
Clovis,#6Consumer Suggestion
Mon, September 22, 2008
Unless they can't get a loan for a used car anyplace else because of their credit. Next time buy a car for cash from a private owner. WHY did you buy a beat up old Kia Rio, the cheapest car these people make? Why did you buy it if it was obviously not taken care of? Why did you pay more than $6500 for a piece of junk that was probably only worth a couple of thousand dollars at the most? Did you check the prices for 2001 Rios in the paper or on the Internet? There is no way in the world that they could have sold that car in 2008 for $6500 and you probably paid three or four thousand too much for it in 2006. Some of these lots charge in a down payment what they have in the car and the monthly payments are all gravy. Next time look in the paper for a private owner that is selling a cheap car and has service records on it.