Jim
Orlando,#2Consumer Comment
Fri, October 21, 2011
Here it is: "At the signing of the contract there were several things I requested to be fixed...". Notice you did NOT say: "Before I signed the contract there were several things I requested to be fixed...".
Bottom line: There were problems with this car...this car with 116,000 miles on it...problems which you noticed or experienced. But despite noticing these numerous problems, you signed the contract anyway...obligating yourself to the exact terms and conditions of said contract WITHOUT REGARD TO THE DEFECTS! In other words, you took the car anyway and you totally and completely gave up any and all bargaining power in the process. What incentive did they have to even lift their little finger to fix anything since you already agreed to the deal?
What is done is done! Should they have provided you with a clean, safe and functional car? Absolutely! Just like you should have been a smart consumer. You would be at this point now if you would have told them point blank, "I like the car, I will buy the car but you first need to fix these things before we go any further with this deal". At that point if they would have balked or told you some LIE that "we need you to sign the contract first", then you would have seen what they are all about and would have walked out. Instead, you chose to take this car with all of its problems and since they now have a signed deal, their response is "screw you". Next time, exercise your abilities to be a smart consumer.
And no, I don't work for them.