Recently I went looking to buy a newer car. I had a bad experience with Park Ford in Tallmadge, Ohio so I decided not to buy for awhile.
I went to Bedford Nissan after they said they could get me financed as I had limited credit.
Just as it looked as if I could not find a car I was intreested in they pointed out a Ford Taurus they had recently aquired and so I took it out for a test drive. This is not what i was looking for but I wanted to improve my credit. We did the paperwork and I gave them my $1500.00 cash downpayment. This was on Monday. On Thursday, I receive a call from the Lee, the finance manager, stating that he needed to re-do the paperwork because they sold the car to me for the wrong price. Yes I am wondering.
He said my payments would increase about $15.00 per month.
I am thinking, how do you sell a car for the wrong price? Something seems a bit suspicious. I talked with the finance company and he said the deal had been approved and that he would approve the new deal if that is what we both agree to.
I don't think this is fair practice. They signed the same paperwotrk i signed and the deal should stick. How can they legally do this? I've had the car for a week now. I'm not comfortable in paying more for this car.
Be aware of these dealers like this. I will post again when this is resolved with the results.
JAB
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
U.S.A.
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