2. Written by I have never been lied to for , on 18-08-2008 09:02
I have been divorced twice and my crdeit is ruined. Knowing this my father, a retiree at General Motors, co-signed on my 72 month loan with payments of 202.00, like an idiot I went ahead and purchased the extended warranty. My father, the best mechanic I know is getting up in his years and I never mastered auto repair.
After having the car towed their on two occassions they quoted me estimates that were almost as much as the car's worth. I took it elsewhere since they told me that it wasn't covered by my warranty. They told ne something completely different was wrong and for 1/10 of the Chrysler price they fixed it.
Then there is the matter of the esitmated miles per gallon. Since it was a program car they assured me I would get beyond those estimates the EPA forces auto manufacturers to place in open view. It claimed I would get 26 on the highway, low for a four cylinder. The reality, I have never broken 20 on the highway and suffer ast 16 in the city. The final blow came when I decided to rid myself of bunndle of lies and found out when the new car dealer told me I wasn't listed on the car, They had simply got the credit under my fathers name, so I have received absolutely no credit repair ny making my payments early with an occasional late payment in 18 months.
I am contacting an attorney to see what action I can take against this dealer. Never trust Chrysler Financial and if you live in Kansas City, Missouri stay as far away from landmark dodge as possible.
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