UPDATED....Latest car buying experience!!

[downshift_me]

i dunno about that.....

[gav91183]

[red89notch]

Welcome to the world of german automobiles. No luxury comes without inconvenience at some point. Bent wheels are common on these dallas roads and the soft metals they used on those wheels. The ride is smoother than most so people hit potholes hard enough to bend wheels without realizing how hard they really hit it.

[gav91183]

Also, I just noticed they wrote the wrong mileage on my contract. Off by over 500 miles

[03mustangdude]

Also, I just noticed they wrote the wrong mileage on my contract. Off by over 500 miles

That should not have happened, if they dont do anything call the bank and ask them whichever you financed thru .

Also tire and wheel for 7 a month? When I bought my car in january from autonation 450 for 5yr tire and wheel protection on any wheel put onto the car.

[MattB]

That should not have happened, if they dont do anything call the bank and ask them whichever you financed thru .

Also tire and wheel for 7 a month? When I bought my car in january from autonation for 7.50 a month tire and wheel protection on any wheel put onto the car.

Fixed

[gav91183]

That should not have happened, if they dont do anything call the bank and ask them whichever you financed thru .

Also tire and wheel for 7 a month? When I bought my car in january from autonation 450 for 5yr tire and wheel protection on any wheel put onto the car.

Still don't know which bank I got financed through! I left without even being financed. That's how much this is messed up. this was for only the wheels and tires on it. If I knew they were bent, I wouldve gotten it and had them replaced.

[Trip McNeely]

Sounds like a shady deal all around. In the future I would advise you pay more attention up front on such a major purchase. This has clusterfuck written all over it.

[mstng86]

Fixed

mathmagician

[sc281]

Everything should have been fixed within your 3 say right of recission or I would have given the car back. If it isn't on the 'we owe' slip you could have pretty much guaranteed they'd drag your "concerns" out for a few days and then fuck you after you can't return it.

I'd take an audio recorder with you to see if you can get any of these promises on tape, in case you need it in the future.

Gawd I hate some dealerships.... Good luck man, and I mean that.

< sold cars back in 2005-6

[Rreemo]

that should not have happened, if they dont do anything call the bank and ask them whichever you financed thru .

Also tire and wheel for 7 a month? When i bought my car in january from autonation 450 for 5yr tire and wheel protection on any wheel put onto the car.

Quote:
Originally Posted by 03mustangdude
That should not have happened, if they dont do anything call the bank and ask them whichever you financed thru .

Also tire and wheel for 7 a month? When I bought my car in january from autonation for 7.50 a month tire and wheel protection on any wheel put onto the car.

fixed

lol!

[idrivea4banger]

Drive it through the dealership. It was the bent wheels fault.

[Trip McNeely]

Drive it through the dealership. It was the bent wheels fault.

Reminds me of this. lol

[gav91183]

Reminds me of this. lol

HAHA I was thinking the same thing!

[gav91183]

Everything should have been fixed within your 3 say right of recission or I would have given the car back. If it isn't on the 'we owe' slip you could have pretty much guaranteed they'd drag your "concerns" out for a few days and then fuck you after you can't return it.

I'd take an audio recorder with you to see if you can get any of these promises on tape, in case you need it in the future.

Gawd I hate some dealerships.... Good luck man, and I mean that.

< sold cars back in 2005-6

never mind I goofed. I think
Nope i didnt! Texas is different! https://www.oag.state.tx.us/consumer/3day.shtml

The 3-Day Right to Cancel a Purchase

Many consumers are under the impression that they have a 3-day right to cancel any and all consumer purchases. However, this is not true. The right to cancel law applies only to very specific situations.

When & How to Cancel a Sale
The 3-day right to cancel law applies to sales made at facilities other than the seller's place of business. Such locations may be the consumer's residence and places rented on a temporary or short-term basis, such as hotel rooms or convention centers.

A "home solicitation transaction" takes place whenever a consumer purchases goods or services for more than $25 payable in cash or installments at a place other than the seller's place of business. The place other than the seller's place of business may be the consumer's home, but it may also be a place that the merchant has rented on a temporary basis, such as a hotel room or convention center.

Door-to-door sales laws do not apply to certain transactions, such as:

Sales of insurance and farm equipment;
Real estate purchases under $100;
A sale where an attorney or broker assists in the transaction;
Sales made pursuant to prior negotiations at the merchant's business establishment, where the sale is the result of those negotiations; and
Sales conducted entirely by mail or telephone, with no other contact between the buyer and seller.
Under Texas law, the door-to-door seller must advise you orally and in writing that you have a right to cancel the sale within three days. He or she must also give you a contract or receipt stating the date of the sale, the name and address of the merchant, and a statement of your right to cancel the contract which includes the address where you send your cancellation notice.

The contract or receipt and the notice of your right to cancel must be in the same language as that principally used in the sales presentation. For example, if the buyer and the salesperson spoke in Spanish during the sale, the contract must be in Spanish.

Canceling a Sale
If the salesperson provided you with the right forms, to cancel the sale you may simply sign the one titled "notice of cancellation," date it, and mail it back to the seller. To obtain a full refund, you must do this before midnight of the third business day after the sale. Keep a copy of the form.

If the salesperson did not provide a cancellation form, you may still cancel your contract. Because the seller violated the law by not providing the form, you have extra time. But remember, you must cancel in writing. Be sure to keep a copy of the contract and your letter notifying the seller of the cancellation. Of course, the sooner you do this, the better.

After you cancel, the seller has ten business days to refund your money, return any note you may have signed concerning the sale, and return any trade-in items. The seller of the goods must notify you within ten days whether he or she intends to retrieve the goods or abandon them. He or she may not require you to mail or ship the goods back.

If the seller fails to notify you of his or her intention to repossess the goods within twenty days after cancellation, you may not be forced to return the goods at a later date. You are not obligated to return goods to the seller until you have recovered either your money or your agreement to pay money. The seller must restore your property to its original condition if any "improvements" were made to it and you want it restored.