stupid dealership!!!!
#1
stupid dealership!!!!
dealership dropped the ball on my finacing of the 2010 bank woudnt take my second form of income as income dealership sit on my paperwork 20 days bank kicked it back took the truck back yesterday now im back in the mazda o well upside is i got my downpayment back and they have to sell the 2010 as a USED truck now i drove the **** out of it and put 1600 miles on it there fault there problem O yea and my truck got detailed for free
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Better look into this....
Avoid auto fraud: When can sellers cancel a car dealership financed contract? | UCAN
Avoid auto fraud: When can sellers cancel a car dealership financed contract? | UCAN
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i will be wrighting ford a letter about this im sure they will be happy to here about them changing dates on paper work to get me rebates o and wait and falsifed dmv papers
truck is still on ther site kinda funny to see
http://apps.dealerconnection.com/dea...ownedImg=false
Last edited by silverfox; 09-30-2010 at 01:38 AM.
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they did or so i thought i gave them all my pay stubs from work and paperwork from the Va for my gibill problem was the gibill i have to go to school to get payed according to chase which is right but its just like my job dont i have to go to work to get paid aswell?
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That sucks dude!!! been close to that situation before!! yeah its illegal everywhere to sell a trade in without secureing paymnt on new vehicle first and they prob will sell that new truck as a new truck but as a program car since its never been titled...most program cars can have up to 4500 miles on them
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Not if it has been previously registered and insured as a personal vehicle,
which has to happen before you drive it off the lot. History will show a previous owner, has to be listed as used unless they wanna be fraudulent.
which has to happen before you drive it off the lot. History will show a previous owner, has to be listed as used unless they wanna be fraudulent.
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Sounds like this is exactly what happened. The dealership let him take it home pending financing, or he was approved but it fell through. If the later, the dealership probably didn't contact him hoping they could get him financed through another company, which didn't happen.
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No, it doesn't have to happen before you drive a vehicle off the lot. People take home test drive vehicles overnight or for extended periods of time with temporary tags quite often. In this case, dealerships will always obtain a copy of your current valid insurance, which covers you.
Sounds like this is exactly what happened. The dealership let him take it home pending financing, or he was approved but it fell through. If the later, the dealership probably didn't contact him hoping they could get him financed through another company, which didn't happen.
Sounds like this is exactly what happened. The dealership let him take it home pending financing, or he was approved but it fell through. If the later, the dealership probably didn't contact him hoping they could get him financed through another company, which didn't happen.
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Its not like they cheated him out of anything. They gave him the money back it doesnt seem like they took him for anything... Nothing illegal about anything they did.