Becky
Portland,#2Author of original report
Wed, June 20, 2012
Oregon forces dealerships to repair check engine lights and pass DEQ before they can finalize the sale, so that was not that big of a deal.
Jim
Orlando,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, June 20, 2012
Yes...I'd be upset too...damned upset. If the clutch showed absolutely no excessive wear when you had it, could the problems be all connected...like some kid who works there driving crazy? What do they say when you confronted them? What does your insurance company say? I would file a claim with your insurance company and tell them exactly the condition before you took it in and afterward. It is up to YOUR insurance company to fight it out with them. That's why you pay those high rates!
Becky
Portland,#4Author of original report
Wed, June 20, 2012
We knew we would have to pay high interest because we just got out of bankruptcy. The thing is, we bought the car "as is" and since they broke the clutch, the car is no lonnger "as is". In addition, the drivers side mirror was rippid off, the windshield was cracked all the way to the top and it was side swiped and dented and all of this happened when we it was in their shop to get the clutch repair which we did not break and which we had to pay for. This is why I am angry.
The Outlaw Josey Wales
Golden Meadow,#5Consumer Comment
Tue, June 19, 2012
Must be great to have 2 member of the Team respond
coast
USA#6Consumer Comment
Mon, June 18, 2012
You agreed to pay $10K for a $2K car that had the check engine light on. Not smart but very funny.
Jim
Orlando,#7Consumer Comment
Mon, June 18, 2012
Did you read the paperwork BEFORE you signed it? If so, then you would have seen the cost of the car plus interest and if you did not like those figures then you don't sign the contract and you simply don't buy it! You aren't their slaves! You are the customer! If you don't like the deal you move on! You then say the check engine light was on, the windshield was broken and their was evidence of poor quality body work. Again...with such OBVIOUS PROBLEMS why did you go thru with the transaction? Did the car come with a warranty? If not, then you bought it "AS IS" problems and all and they aren't going to fix it for free.