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  • Report:  #807726

Complaint Review: Nissan Roseville California - Internet

Reported By:
John - sacramento, California, USA
Submitted:
Updated:

Nissan Roseville California
600 automall dr Internet, United States of America
Phone:
Web:
http://www.futurenissan.com/used-inventory/index.htm
Categories:
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I went to this dealership and was told by the guy online they could take my vehicle as trade in and even with the negative equity on it. Which time they appraised my van and said they would only give 3000 for it and worht 6200 so that was big rip off. Then they made us sit and wiat and I told them up from the balance we owed over 12000 and it would have the negative on the vehicle. They ran credit and then kept asking for money to put down when we told them we have none to put down right now. It like a scam to get you in and then try and get up to do stuff and even though they know you wont get approved or it wont be a deal you like at all. 

    The other thing they just handed the key back for our van that we have now and just said have nice day. They were exteremly rude and just unproffessial in all aspects. We didnt tell us where the van was and they took another few minutes just to find it since they didnt know where extactly it was at. It was in the back behind a wall and could not even see it at all.

    Dont buy from them they are true meaning of giving you the run around and I will let every person I know and so on to never ever go there and that way they dont get the buiness to stay open.


2 Updates & Rebuttals

James MK

La Jolla,
California,
USA
To the OP: R U 4 Real?

#2Consumer Comment

Fri, January 06, 2012

The $3000 trade they offered was for a paid-off van not one you still have a huge balance on. As for what the van is worth, blue book figures are for a vehicle in perfect condition and concerns a sale between individuals not a dealership trade-in. In this case $3000 is par for the course.


Batman

Massachusetts,
United States of America
Dear Financial Wizard,

#3Consumer Suggestion

Sun, December 11, 2011

First, I have no idea whether this is an actual rip off. It doesn't sound like one but I'm not here to argue. 

The real issue here is WHY are you trying to buy a car given your situation? If you're so upside down in the loan on the van AND your credit is poor enough that financing is an issue, then you shouldn't be looking for a new car. 

I think before you make your next major purchase you should seriously consider taking the time to educate yourself about loans and financing. Between the internet, library, or even local adult education courses, you can learn tons about how finance works. Taking the time to understand this stuff will definitely save you thousands over your lifetime and could even be the difference between prosperity and poverty.  

Frankly, not getting that car loan may be the best thing that ever happened to your wallet! I would've been more pissed if they were so mean as to actually let you use a vehicle with an upside down loan on it as a trade-in and drive away in a new car.

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