Picking up my Evo X tomorrow :D
man you f*&d up
even if your mommy signed the paperwork, you still could walk away.
come clean who is the dealer, i can call them tomorrow pretending to be a lawyer
even if your mommy signed the paperwork, you still could walk away.
come clean who is the dealer, i can call them tomorrow pretending to be a lawyer
Hmmm. welll were do I start? First off the manager is a arrogant ***, and gives me an attitude because I wanted to check the evo the first day I got there. They didn't want to work with me on color choices. Promised me a white, then said they can't get it, then said blue, then said no the blue isn't a Base model, then a Black???!?!?! WTf, and now I ended up with the Grey.... They told me i could take it for 32G otd, including tax, title and reg, now they charged 34g and my mom didnt look and signed the papers so I got screwed on that. No Joke I Specifically Repeated the question 4 times to the salesman, and 3 times to the manager, and asked this is WITH taxes title and reg, and i kept repeating it and they said yes, Meaning you will be financing 28 thousand at 0% after 4,500 down... But my bill is 4,500 down, and Financing 30 thousand meaning they charged 32G than added on the title, reg and taxes, and now they went back on the deal.
Then this is like the 4th day in a row they make up a b/s excuse about why my car isn't ready, yes that's right folks, once again I was all excited, its my bday, and I didn't get the car. NOW they say tomorrow, this is total BS.
So I'm posting here, and every damn evo forum and local craigslist so no one deals with these clowns. So yeah Now I gotta wait yet ANOTHER DAY
. Just trust me, go ANYWERE else.
If I prevent these jerks from getting one sale, I feel as if it was worth the write up.
Then this is like the 4th day in a row they make up a b/s excuse about why my car isn't ready, yes that's right folks, once again I was all excited, its my bday, and I didn't get the car. NOW they say tomorrow, this is total BS.
So I'm posting here, and every damn evo forum and local craigslist so no one deals with these clowns. So yeah Now I gotta wait yet ANOTHER DAY
. Just trust me, go ANYWERE else.If I prevent these jerks from getting one sale, I feel as if it was worth the write up.
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East Providence Mitsubishi, lolll... can i seriously walk out of it?
Every paper is signed, I even paid for the insurance and all
and yea my mom signed because My credit report is soooo messed up because theres 4 ppl who live within 30 miles with my name, my credit report says I owe a 17,000 loan and i absolutely dont. So I got so much junk on my report which isnt even true
Every paper is signed, I even paid for the insurance and all
and yea my mom signed because My credit report is soooo messed up because theres 4 ppl who live within 30 miles with my name, my credit report says I owe a 17,000 loan and i absolutely dont. So I got so much junk on my report which isnt even true
if you havent given them any money, you can walk away, but i think that your mom signed loan and gave them money so that might be impossible at this time
East Providence Mitsubishi, lolll... can i seriously walk out of it?
Every paper is signed, I even paid for the insurance and all
and yea my mom signed because My credit report is soooo messed up because theres 4 ppl who live within 30 miles with my name, my credit report says I owe a 17,000 loan and i absolutely dont. So I got so much junk on my report which isnt even true
Every paper is signed, I even paid for the insurance and all
and yea my mom signed because My credit report is soooo messed up because theres 4 ppl who live within 30 miles with my name, my credit report says I owe a 17,000 loan and i absolutely dont. So I got so much junk on my report which isnt even true
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yea too late, Everything is payed for. I put all the down payment (4500) and will be paying for the car The credit was the only problem, So she had to sign..
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read this on the MA auto guide
"If the car has not been registered yet, it is simple — you return the vehicle to the seller and get the amount of refund provided under the law, or an amount you agree to. If there is a previous title and it has already been signed over to you, you will have to return the title to the seller with a notarized statement including the date, the vehicle year, make, model, identification number, mileage, names and addresses of the buyer and seller, and an explanation that the purchase has been canceled. You should also contact the lender immediately to stop any loan that is being processed.
Once the car has been registered, its return is more complicated. If it is a new car and the deal is being canceled within a few days of purchase, you can withdraw the application for title by calling the Title Division of the Registry of Motor Vehicles at 617-351-9000.
For used cars, or new cars that are returned after more time has elapsed, you can speed up the process of getting the new title by calling the Registry at the number above. Once the new title is sent to you (or the lender), you sign it over to the seller. If you have obtained a loan to pay for the car, contact the lender to coordinate the exchange of title and the pay-off.
Do not forget to cancel the insurance. If you plan to purchase another car right away, you can leave the registration in effect and transfer it to the next car. If there is going to be a delay, or if someone else wants to buy and register the car you have returned, you should cancel the registration at the local Registry office."
http://massconsumer.org/Carsmart2006/introduction.html
Good Luck
"If the car has not been registered yet, it is simple — you return the vehicle to the seller and get the amount of refund provided under the law, or an amount you agree to. If there is a previous title and it has already been signed over to you, you will have to return the title to the seller with a notarized statement including the date, the vehicle year, make, model, identification number, mileage, names and addresses of the buyer and seller, and an explanation that the purchase has been canceled. You should also contact the lender immediately to stop any loan that is being processed.
Once the car has been registered, its return is more complicated. If it is a new car and the deal is being canceled within a few days of purchase, you can withdraw the application for title by calling the Title Division of the Registry of Motor Vehicles at 617-351-9000.
For used cars, or new cars that are returned after more time has elapsed, you can speed up the process of getting the new title by calling the Registry at the number above. Once the new title is sent to you (or the lender), you sign it over to the seller. If you have obtained a loan to pay for the car, contact the lender to coordinate the exchange of title and the pay-off.
Do not forget to cancel the insurance. If you plan to purchase another car right away, you can leave the registration in effect and transfer it to the next car. If there is going to be a delay, or if someone else wants to buy and register the car you have returned, you should cancel the registration at the local Registry office."
http://massconsumer.org/Carsmart2006/introduction.html
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ohh - and try not to get caught up in the excitement of a new car! a lesson i learned when i got my first car....all i did after the test drive is dream about it and had to have it! and i paid for it....
when i got the my new X i told myself i didnt care whether i wanted it or not - if i didnt get the deal i wanted i'd just walk away and look at it as if i was saving 400/month - dont get too attached! and make sure you get everything you want (i.e. color) b/c you'll prob. be living w/ it for the next 5 years or so
when i got the my new X i told myself i didnt care whether i wanted it or not - if i didnt get the deal i wanted i'd just walk away and look at it as if i was saving 400/month - dont get too attached! and make sure you get everything you want (i.e. color) b/c you'll prob. be living w/ it for the next 5 years or so
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ohh - and try not to get caught up in the excitement of a new car! a lesson i learned when i got my first car....all i did after the test drive is dream about it and had to have it! and i paid for it....
when i got the my new X i told myself i didnt care whether i wanted it or not - if i didnt get the deal i wanted i'd just walk away and look at it as if i was saving 400/month - dont get too attached! and make sure you get everything you want (i.e. color) b/c you'll prob. be living w/ it for the next 5 years or so
when i got the my new X i told myself i didnt care whether i wanted it or not - if i didnt get the deal i wanted i'd just walk away and look at it as if i was saving 400/month - dont get too attached! and make sure you get everything you want (i.e. color) b/c you'll prob. be living w/ it for the next 5 years or so
nice congrats!
But definitively, we all go through the same thing when buying our first new car; Exitement, and when the salesman sees your face all he (most of the times a dude lol) think is "we'll nail this one for sure"
You could've walked out of it though with enough information and a lawyer (though your mom signatures assumes she's read everything prior signing); but they love exploiting the heck out of people who sometimes don't know or have short information on how the laws work.
but above all, enjoy ur car man! what the heck, its just a couple grands!
But definitively, we all go through the same thing when buying our first new car; Exitement, and when the salesman sees your face all he (most of the times a dude lol) think is "we'll nail this one for sure"
You could've walked out of it though with enough information and a lawyer (though your mom signatures assumes she's read everything prior signing); but they love exploiting the heck out of people who sometimes don't know or have short information on how the laws work.
but above all, enjoy ur car man! what the heck, its just a couple grands!
