Thomas
Anderson,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, June 08, 2007
Car dealers get tricks pulled on them all the time. Do you know anybody who likes a car dealer? A 1995 Camaro is a 12-year-old car, and the Camaro was not a high-quality car when it was new. Did you buy it As-is, Where-is? I suspect most 12-year-old cars are sold As-is, Where-is. If you actually got a warranty on it, then you should be entitled to some satisfaction. You didn't have it inspected before you bought it? The dealer surely won't inspect a trade-in. If a trade-in 'looks' shabby they dump it. If a trade-in looks reasonably nice, they peddle it. I suspect the car 'looked' really nice, so you assumed that it was also mechanically nice. However, some people put plastic seatcovers on their new cars to 'save' the upolstery even unto the day they dispose of the worn-out car at a car dealer. Then the dealer removes the now-shabby seatcovers and WOW! The seats look brand new! The car looks like it was babied by an 80-year-old granny! A car with such a nice interior MUST be nice.