Desert Kia/budget Car Sales ripoff, offeris not what they put in contract BEWARE Gilbert Arizona

Wow, jamie sounds like a very unhappy car sales man, I suggest you don't sign anything witout another person to help you check over the contract.Like anything else there are honest and dishonest salesmen.

Most consumers are better off financing outside the dealership because they will know what they are qualified for. NO SURPRISES. It is harder for a dealership to rip customers when they already have a check in hand and removes the riskiest part of purchasing the car financing. Jamie you have the typical bad attitude of a car salesman. Cynthia is disgusted that she was lied to and misled by the F&I office. I may check into buying a car over the internet to avoid most of the BS in the F&I office.

I have been in the car business for 12 years ten of which are here in the Phoenix area. I am a Internet sales manager mainly because I do not have to deal with the likes of this person. I go through periods where I am almost amazed by the advanced level of compentence of the comsumers out there today.....but then I read a story like this and the illusion is all gone, or I get a phone call like "are you giving $5000 trade in on any car running or not"? Well of course I am dummy.

Go ahead and blame the dealers after all we are the cause of all your troubles. For Heavens sake lets not blame that eight ball or the OE 8 or the St. Ides or even the herb that we partook in. No it is not your fault it is all ours. And by the way...instead of buying a car save the money for a bus pass and reading lessions so you can at least read the bus book.

Bitter??? You bet.