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Car Dealer Fraud
Hello,
I purchased a vehicle in Feb 08' from Mike Young Motor Company of Winnie, TX. I traded in my 07' Chevy Colorado for 07' Dodge Nitro that was suppose to be new yet with a discount of $6,000 off MSRP. It sounded like a deal and I proceeded with buying yet never received my contract the day of purchasing and had to rush to work... They delivered the car to my job but never brought the contract or my spare key. I went months calling their business asking for my copy of the contract. I finally got tired of being ignored and requested the contract from the Chrysler Financing that carried my loan mainly to review the sale numbers... It is now August of 08' and I just realized that the contract VIN # does not match the vehicle I am driving. I have been paying a note and insurance on a vehicle I don't even have. Also the vehicle is marked as new on the Contract and exactly wut I wanted yet when the car was delivered it had 7,000+ miles. This makes sense seeing the BIG DISCOUNT this is a Demo from what the sales woman had told me over the phone. I believe this to be a breach of contract and would not rather do business at all with these people. Where do I stand...
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