Flynrider
Phoenix,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, October 13, 2011
" the now fired finance manager wrote up the amount to be financed as $15,746.23 instead of $14,500.88, an overcharge of $1,245.35. "
Did you sign a contract that had the higher amount? Finance departments specialize in telling you one amount and having you sign a contract for a higher amount. If you signed, it's unlikely that you'll win in small claims, as the contract takes precedence over anything verbal. If you signed a contract for a lower amount and they changed it later, you should have an easy time in court.
Good luck.
Ken
Greeley,#3Consumer Suggestion
Thu, October 13, 2011
Good luck recovering your funds.
Karl
Highlands Ranch,#4Consumer Comment
Thu, October 13, 2011
and get in touch with their Investigative Reporters to let them know what transpired. There is a chance that someone will help you, and possibly expose the Toyota dealership on T.V.
Just contact them by phone, email, and also send a copy of your Ripoff Report to ALL of your Local News stations, and put it to the attention of their Investigative Reporters.
Good luck to you, and keep us posted.
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