michael naretto
west jordan,#2Author of original report
Tue, October 20, 2009
The offer was not OUT THE DOOR. If it were then yes, that would have been ridiculous.
I am of the impression that the responders here either got screwed at a dealership or work at a dealerhship.
Joe
Fairless Hills,#3General Comment
Mon, October 19, 2009
Edmonds, Kelley Blue Book and all the other online price guides are just that, GUIDES, nothing more. Each and every used vehicle has its own set of circumstances regarding how much the selling price is. If you want to swear by them call Edmonds and see if they'll bring you the vehicle for $19,000!!!!!!
michael naretto
west jordan,#4Author of original report
Mon, October 19, 2009
I put this out without any embellisment or boring, long, meaningless stories like "'well I had to spend 8 hours at the dealership, took the day off from work, hired a babysitter..." blah blah blah. All of which means nothing. I gave you the story period.
However, I would like you all to go to a couple of websites: http://www.edmunds.com/ and http://www.carbuyingtips.com/car4.htm
After thoughly reading these websites and using the tools therein you will see where I got my information with regards to price and why I said to not pull my credit unless there is a deal in place.
I didn't want to do all that. I just wanted to make this short and sweet. But obviously you all need some more information. So start researching.
Thank you
Robert
Irvine,#5Consumer Comment
Sun, October 18, 2009
You offered them $19K on a $21K(not $20K) truck. You told them to "take it or leave it". It also appears that you wanted to get it with no money down.
In conjunction with this you did not want them to run your credit until there was a deal in place. Well first no dealer is going to make a deal especially on no-money down until they know your credit history. You also had a Repossession on your report. To explain the reason of the repossession was because the other company didn't work with you. Well if you gave that company the same "take it or leave it" attitude. The dealer could probably see you a problem customer. Hence you received an equally firm reply in that you were waisting their time.
So in answer to you question. They were as rude as you were unreasonable.
Robert
Buffalo,#6Consumer Comment
Sun, October 18, 2009
I don't normally side with auto dealers but your offer was crazy.
What makes you think ANYONE would finance you for $19,000, with NO MONEY DOWN, and with a REPOSSESSION in your credit reports?
You wasted their time. You received an appropriate curt reply to your rediculous offer.
michael naretto
west jordan,#7Author of original report
Sun, October 18, 2009
Nowhere did I mention I was ripped off. I was asking if the dealership was being rude. That's all. And the amount I offered was fair. Edmunds.com lists that same vehicle for 18K. The dealership wanted 20K. I split the difference and offered 19K.
Joe
Fairless Hills,#8REBUTTAL Owner of company
Sun, October 18, 2009
Let me get this straight. You wasted this poor guys time with your absolutely ridiculous offer and YOU were ripped off. Some people are just UNBELIEVABLE!!!
Karl
highlands ranch,#9Consumer Comment
Sat, October 17, 2009
Then 'Google' this- RIP OFF REPORT LARRY MILLER TOYOTA SHOWS NO SIGN OF RESPECT, and read how "forgery" was mentioned by the woman who submitted that Ripoff Report. I believe her name was Carol, of Glendale Arizona. The dealership is owned by Larry Miller.