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Yeah, okay. All a lender cares about is the creditworthiness of the buyer in question. They will pay the dealer and the car and the ability to garnish OP's wages are all theirs as stated in the loan agreement. I don't believe banks do drama these days of what you are suggesting.
Im not suggesting it. I did it personally when I worked in auto finance.
The car is still parked in a closed garage and I'm not driving it yet. I have sent a hand written mail to Colorado department of Revenue enforcement group and an electronic mail to BBB (not expecting much here). The Revenue dept takes about 10 days to get going.
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also try Honda North America. They are VERY receptive on how dealers carry themselves. When a honda dealer took was suppose to refund a deposit for a very specific car I was looking for & couldn't find it after 4 weeks.......I sent many letters to everyone....honda NA was one of the first to calll me. One day later,I was magically refunded my deposit!
Honda has good resale value, drive it for a year or two and then sell it.
This is true. The day we purchased my van, we could have turned around and resold it for 2K more than what we paid for it. Even now over 5 years later, we can get about 15K on a trade in.
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I want to thank many of you for your inspirational words and everyone for your comments. It's about four weeks since I made my original purchase and I want to update on the status.
After trying to return the car on the 3'rd day and dealers refusal to take back, I lodged a web complaint on Colorado Attorney Generals office. The response from them was that they do not regulate Auto Industry but Colorado Department of Revenue. They asked me to contact the office of Revenue dept. Accordingly I contacted them and my case was assigned an investigator. Investigation went on for about two weeks mainly asking the dealer for documentation and other stuff.
Finally I got a call from the dealer today after four weeks saying he can "sweeten" my deal. When I said I want to return my car he agreed to it. I'm going to return it today. Previously it was impossible to talk to the dealer over phone or email and now this is happening. The justice has arrived. If the dealer gives you a signed return policy, he has to honor it. Otherwise you know where to go.
If i were you,i would buy my car out of a junk yard,they do sell used cars,very salvage able,and reasonable prices,i would never go to a dealer,they make a commission on how many vehicles they sell,i love my junk yards,
Location: The Circle City. Sometimes NE of Bagdad.
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If i were you,i would buy my car out of a junk yard,they do sell used cars,very salvage able,and reasonable prices,i would never go to a dealer,they make a commission on how many vehicles they sell,i love my junk yards,
^^ You are 2 years too late.
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