Geekindisguise
Hermosa Beach,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, October 28, 2008
You bought a 6 year old vehicle from a used car dealership? Now you are upset that it is showing signs of use? I find this hard to believe. Why would a used car exhibit signs of use in the form of worn out parts and components? Caveat emptor. I am assuming you know the meaning so I won't explain it. I am wondering if you did your homework on this vehicle before you decided to hand out the down payment and sign the line. Did it go to a neutral technician for inspection with oil samples? Or did you go to the lot, look around and then end up buying it in 1 trip to the dealer? I would be willing to bet that the vehicle had a sticker in the window that had a 'X' through a box that read 'as is; no warranty'. If it did, then it doesn't matter what the salesperson says, it only matters what is in small writing on the contract when they put it in front of you. I suggest you read those small letters that make up expensive words the next time you go car shoping and think about leaving the lot with a car. You ask how can a person run a business this way? I'd say if they can keep people like you coming in and making impulse buys, they should do pretty well. Cheers