I put my down payment and payed for my tax, tags and title in February for a 2001 Frod Windstar. I may have been a few days late on a payment or two between then and now, but a very loyal customer. April 23 the van would not start. There was no warranty so knowing a good deal about cars, I went about fixing it. I have put new tires, a fuel pump with assembly, a battery, and an ignition coil. I found out later that the problem was the main computer. I called and visited every place I could think of to get the part, but it's like it didn't exist. Anyhow, I called Capital to see if they could get the part. The man told me he was going to send a tow truck and send it to the shop to see what they could do. On May 27 I went in to see if it was fixed yet. I was told that it wasn't fixed and since I took the tags off (I don't trust leaving the tags on at this particular shop) before it went to the shop, it's considered a repossession and not a repair. They still can't tell me if the van has been fixed and they expect me to pay fees for repossession.
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