I've been having the worse luck with the dodge dealership around me. I guess I should have stuck with my '99 base intrepid instead of trying to acquire an R/T.
I traded in my '99 intrepid for a '01 intrepid R/T. I got screwed bad on that one.
The salesperson I was dealing with tells me they'll pay off my '99, and I'll start fresh with the new car. He asks me to sign paperwork for the credit check, and the loan application. I even ask the business guy when I'm signing the thing. "Does this mean I'm getting the car?" "No", he replies.
The next time I go there, I find out that salesguy is no longer working there. When they finally find the car I was looking for (black R/T, leather, and the works), I find out that when I signed the paperwork, it meant that I had actually bought the car. I didn't get to negotiate a price or nothing.
To make it worse, I also find out that the dealership decided not to pay off my '99, and added the remaining 2000 something dollars to the total of the '01 for me to pay. And basically since I had already signed the paper (that I thought was just to get a loan), I couldn't back out. I've even offered them when I found out without even having gotten in the car, to sell it back to them because I didn't want to pay so much money when I was just fine with my '99. They declined to take back the car. "We don't want it back", I was told.
After holding myself down and not injuring anyone, I take the car home because I figure I have no choice.
... more coming.
I traded in my '99 intrepid for a '01 intrepid R/T. I got screwed bad on that one.
The salesperson I was dealing with tells me they'll pay off my '99, and I'll start fresh with the new car. He asks me to sign paperwork for the credit check, and the loan application. I even ask the business guy when I'm signing the thing. "Does this mean I'm getting the car?" "No", he replies.
The next time I go there, I find out that salesguy is no longer working there. When they finally find the car I was looking for (black R/T, leather, and the works), I find out that when I signed the paperwork, it meant that I had actually bought the car. I didn't get to negotiate a price or nothing.
To make it worse, I also find out that the dealership decided not to pay off my '99, and added the remaining 2000 something dollars to the total of the '01 for me to pay. And basically since I had already signed the paper (that I thought was just to get a loan), I couldn't back out. I've even offered them when I found out without even having gotten in the car, to sell it back to them because I didn't want to pay so much money when I was just fine with my '99. They declined to take back the car. "We don't want it back", I was told.
After holding myself down and not injuring anyone, I take the car home because I figure I have no choice.
... more coming.