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SVTPerformance's Chain of Restaurants
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2011+ Mustang GT and V6 Buy/Sell
WTB: '11-'14 5.0 Vert w/ manual transmission
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<blockquote data-quote="...Mark..." data-source="post: 13206341" data-attributes="member: 5169"><p>Cliff notes...</p><p></p><p>I was buying a 13 car for my boss. I came to terms with the sales rep and he turned me onto the finance guy. The finance guy printed off the docs for me to fedex to my boss. I reviewed the docs prior to sending them to my boss and the payment was significantly higher than it should have been based on the dollar amount financed, the loan term agreed upon, and the interest rate disclosed. Granted i agreed to additional coverage's, but the dollar amount that the finance guy told me those coverage's would cost when added to what the payment should have been based upon the dollar amount, loan term, and interest rate disclosed didn't line up i called bullshit and attempted to back out. And we are not talking about being off by $50 or less. They were off by about $150 (higher). </p><p></p><p>When i called the sales guy, he played dumb and put it on the finance guy but i'm sure one hand knew what the other was doing. When i complained to the sales guy he literally said to me "due to the fact that this transaction has gone bad, i would rather not sell you the car than sell it to you and you hit us(the dealership) on Ford's customer service satisfaction survey that they conduct post sale.." I was shocked when i heard this. Reason being is that like i said i was buying the car for my boss. It was a company car being bought under the company. We have a fleet of vehicles. This could have lead to future sales... Anyway we backed out and we bought a 13 track pack car from a dealer in AL that took care of us. I bought my car private party a couple months later. It took several calls and me contacting the GM directly to get the deposit returned (2-3 weeks later). I will never deal with them again and i will steer anyone i know who is the market for a ford to stay the **** away as well...</p><p></p><p>They may have one of the biggest mustang inventories in the SE but they are shady as hell and they will never get my money.. I never contacted the BBB as i technically wasn't the buyer but the thought did cross my mind. </p><p></p><p></p><p>The business they lost...</p><p></p><p><img src="https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/15254_607647822580032_354749033_n.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="...Mark..., post: 13206341, member: 5169"] Cliff notes... I was buying a 13 car for my boss. I came to terms with the sales rep and he turned me onto the finance guy. The finance guy printed off the docs for me to fedex to my boss. I reviewed the docs prior to sending them to my boss and the payment was significantly higher than it should have been based on the dollar amount financed, the loan term agreed upon, and the interest rate disclosed. Granted i agreed to additional coverage's, but the dollar amount that the finance guy told me those coverage's would cost when added to what the payment should have been based upon the dollar amount, loan term, and interest rate disclosed didn't line up i called bullshit and attempted to back out. And we are not talking about being off by $50 or less. They were off by about $150 (higher). When i called the sales guy, he played dumb and put it on the finance guy but i'm sure one hand knew what the other was doing. When i complained to the sales guy he literally said to me "due to the fact that this transaction has gone bad, i would rather not sell you the car than sell it to you and you hit us(the dealership) on Ford's customer service satisfaction survey that they conduct post sale.." I was shocked when i heard this. Reason being is that like i said i was buying the car for my boss. It was a company car being bought under the company. We have a fleet of vehicles. This could have lead to future sales... Anyway we backed out and we bought a 13 track pack car from a dealer in AL that took care of us. I bought my car private party a couple months later. It took several calls and me contacting the GM directly to get the deposit returned (2-3 weeks later). I will never deal with them again and i will steer anyone i know who is the market for a ford to stay the **** away as well... They may have one of the biggest mustang inventories in the SE but they are shady as hell and they will never get my money.. I never contacted the BBB as i technically wasn't the buyer but the thought did cross my mind. The business they lost... [IMG]https://fbcdn-sphotos-a-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/15254_607647822580032_354749033_n.jpg[/IMG] [/QUOTE]
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