Bruce
Murray,#2Consumer Suggestion
Tue, March 08, 2005
You mention that you had a car reposessed. (Even though I have no idea what some girl busting up your car has to do with getting it reposessed.) So with the reposession, I can assume you have poor credit. Now, you go into a car lot and pretty much tell them, "The last people who loaned me money for a car got screwed and had to take the car back, but, despite that, will you loan me money for a car" Now think about it, does it really make sense that they would intentionally find a car that would only run for a week? However, they need to find a low priced car. Car dealerships can not afford to sell high priced cars to HIGH RISK people. And the reason why is in your own report. When you have a problem, you stop making the payment! You did not call them and ask for some type of arrangements on the payment, you did not ask if they could exchange the car or include the repairs in your loan. You just stopped paying. You made an agreement with the lender, you need to stick to it. Yes, you need to do what is best for your children, but in addition to providing for them, shouldn't you also set an example?