They put the date of voluntary repossion for the month of Aug to make it appear I waited 12 months for payments to be due when I turned the 2001 Montero Sport. I'm glad that I anticipated their dishonesty and kept the original letter of voluntary repossion from PAPE Mitsubishi in Portland ME. On the letter it states I turned it in on Mar 9.
I turned it in because I made a last ditch effort to have a fair repayment plan while I still had the vehicle. All I received was verbal abuse and yelling at me how they are going to destroy my credit. So I had enough and returned it that same morning. They support City Mitsubishi's tactics of holding my $2500.00 and Dodge Neon keys for 5 hours to me and my wife were worn down. Their dealership was so aggressive, the only option was to have a physical altercation.
If you want to read more about my worderful experience with City Mitsubishi/Mitsubishi Motors Credit of America in catorgory of auto dealers. Warning: The worst rip offs occur in the dealer's finance office not on the sales floor. If you want to finance a car, go to your local bank or credit union. This will remove one shell that wily car dealers use to rip off using their con games. DO NOT give your keys or down payment to the dealer until you see terms of the contract first.
When you see the terms are unfair you can RUN out of the dishonest devilship you are in. This will give you the power to negotiate on the price of the auto. As it should be. When a dealer tries to stay away from price leave, he/she is trying to rip you off. Go to davidlewis.com, cargrant.com and joeverde.com it will help expose their methods of fleecing customers.
Joe
Bath, Maine
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