On February 25 I purchased a 2000 Plymouth Neon and I was charged 8,995 with 27,000 miles for the car, now it's a year later and I want to trade and the car is only worth 5,000 dollars and I still owe 10,400, so really I'm paying for the car twice.
I've always paid my payments on time, sometimes paid more and months in advance, somewhere in those papers I signed they put more charges, but I don't know where.
The battery has died numerous of times and at the time when there was a warranty on it it was replaced for free, now that the warranty has ran out the battery has died again, and come to find out everytime they were so called replacing, the batteries were used.
They are such rip offs, if you're ever in the market to purchase a car don't buy from them because they are scam artists.
Theresa
tamarac florida
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