Cory
San Antonio,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, November 18, 2004
We've read about that scam before. I know it bites, but you say you only have two options. One, sign a different contract or two, get a different car at a lower price and a higher interest rate. You have a third option. It is to say NO THANK YOU. Give them their car back, if you have it, and take your business someplace else. Don't stand for this ripoff scam. If more people would do this, these dealers wouldn't try it as often. Your son might not need a car for a while. He won't need one in boot camp and he might not need one in his next school. Good luck.
Kevin
Jacksonville,#3Consumer Comment
Thu, November 18, 2004
I believe that they took advantage of your son-in law. They took advantage of me when a short time ago too. I purchased a car from them about 2 years ago. I was totally ripped off too. I did not know any better, and they were very happy to take advantage. I had establised credit but I got an interest rate of 21%. They also charged me 7k more than the car was worth. I am soo upside down it is crazy, and the bank they sold the loan to is terrible. I would warn anyone whom I care about to not shop there.