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pacific salmon
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Posted on 08-21-09 3:57
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Dear Sajhaites, I bought a car for $15,000. Now I got the first bill which says I have to pay off $14,870. When I bought it I traded my old car for which they gave $2000 and I did a cash down of $3000. So the financed amount should be $10,000 plus interest. I called the finance office and they said that the dealer sold the car for 17,500 which is out of my knowledge. I know that I bought the car for $15,000. I do not know what to do now and getting tensed. I would appreciate if anybody can suggest me what could be done. Thanks in advance.
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garibbakochhora
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Posted on 08-21-09 4:41
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Sathi , You must have crap load of paper works that u signed at the dealer which should clearly states the sell price. Try to see if you have purchased some kind of warranty which might have resulted on you owing more than you thought.
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Bob Marley
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Posted on 08-21-09 4:50
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Have you heard the phrase in Nepali "A dead Indian can con a living Nepali". Well, it is same in this case "A dead US car salesperson can con a living Indian" It is very important that you read through every line before your sign the contract. Buying a car seem easy, but it often comes with unexpected results even to those experienced ones. You need to go back and read what you have signed, maybe too late now. Good luck.
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pacific salmon
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Posted on 08-21-09 6:08
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I did signed a whole bunch of papers. They did it so fast that I never had time to go through all those papers. And I don't have any papers with me right now. When I asked for the papers they said that they ll be mailing to my address and up to now all I have received is the bill form the finance company. What should I do so that I can save my money?
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jhyamma
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Posted on 08-21-09 7:25
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u bought the car signing papers in hurry!!! without reading anything?? and u returned back without taking any papers with u?? why so childish n silly thing while buying such an expensive car?? now it's sure that they had that 17,500 amount in the sale bill, and u can do nothing. The first thing would be getting the sales paperwork. Go to the dealer again, ask for the sales paper and try to solve what's messing around.
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gauleketo
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Posted on 08-21-09 7:56
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After you had signed the paper , i believe those paper work must be already been processed so that you got everything in your final bill , better without wasting your time , go and talk to that salesperson with whom you did the deal . Some of may or may not have return policy or extra time line . Damn bro ..i know its not your fault and no time to blame ....just go and talk to him ..straight .. .......that's loads of money ...damn damn!
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pacific salmon
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Posted on 08-21-09 7:59
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thanks to all for appreciable suggestion. Now I realize that I did a blunder. I had no experience buying a car before. I have learnt from mistake and hope its not too late. I will talk with them for whatever happened and try to figure out what actually is going on.
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