Originally Posted by SRT-6 Steve
Randy TC,
You may find it has a new owner no matter what. The story could be true and they sent the car back just for someone else to buy. It will not just vanish.
I was wondering how the heck they could or would sell the car at that price. Maybe it had something to do with the issues it has but you would think they would have it worked on by a shop that knows what they are doing.
Crossfires and Erie in the winter don't mix so maybe that was part of the pricing as well. Glad to see you didn't get ripped off with the car but for them not to call back is a bad sign. I would not deal with them at all. How would you have any confidence in them. Their integrity has gone down the drain and you could be stuck with another car that is nothing but trouble. Realizing you would never go back to them after the sale would not help ease my mind that the car you could buy from them could be a lemon law nightmare.
Steve
Yes, I know the price was too good. I Autocheck it, someone on the forums had Autofaxed it and said that is was leased to a Chrysler executive. The dealership verified that it was owned by an executive. I was really looking forwarded to the drive back, with that car. After they said the car was unfixable they told me that the owner kind of ragged it out, "it just looked pretty.” I don't know who to trust.