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Report: #983313

Complaint Review: dealer funding/ united auto sales - Atlanta Georgia

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  • Reported By: rhett — Orangeburg South Carolina United States of America
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  • dealer funding/ united auto sales P.O. Box 888759 Atlanta, Georgia United States of America

dealer funding/ united auto sales lied about the term of the loan i was told 48 months and never given a contract and now i find out the loan was for 59 months and that is not what i was told Atlanta Georgia

*UPDATE Employee: Contract

*Consumer Comment: Have your lender send you a copy of the contract you signed.

*Consumer Comment: or just grab jimmy from orlando

*Consumer Comment: Quickly Grab a Third Grader!

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i bought my wife a car 6 months ago and at the time didnt need a new car was just pleasing the wife none the less i bought her a car we did the financing through dealer funding and the dealer was united auto sales in columbia sc i was never giving a contract and was told the term of the loan was 48 months not 59 months i refuse to pay 30,000 for a car that the dealer hid the fact the car had been previously in a wreck and i just recently found this out and they put faulty brakes on the car as well 2 months after the dealer supposedly put new brakes on the car we had to replace all the brakes again it has been one thing after another and alot of lying to the customer me i am not happy with the deal nor will i give business to united car auto sales in columbia sc or will i reccomend them to any one along with dealer funding they make the perfect ripoff team 

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#4 UPDATE Employee

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AUTHOR: Whimpy - (USA)

POSTED: Saturday, March 07, 2015

i am confused. Did you sign a contract? If not then you do not need to pay anyway. You would not be able to keep car due to title issues but without a contract there can be no recourse taken against you. 

otherwise if you did why would you leave the dealership with the car without a copy of the contract. There can no excuse for this.

You would be able to get a copy by contacting the bank and if your signature is on the paper at 55 months then it would make no difference what the dealership told you. The smaller dealerships will do or say almost anything to sell a car. You never sign any contract without reading every word.

As far as the car issues. Used car. Pull a detailed Carfax and have your personal mechanic check the vehicle out before purchase. Always.

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Have your lender send you a copy of the contract you signed.

AUTHOR: MovingForward - (USA)

POSTED: Sunday, January 06, 2013

Based on your post, it looks like the car dealership failed to give you a copy of your purchase contract. It is a little difficult to decipher, but apparently you thought the loan was for 48 months and now someone told you it is for 59 months.  Get a copy of your actual purchase contract that shows the loan terms. Your lender will send you a copy if you can't get one from the dealership. First, find out what the actual terms are, in writing, for the car loan you agreed to six months ago.

If you don't like the terms; you are not obligated to stick with this loan, you can refinance it with a CU or bank, provided you qualify. Don't just stop making payments as that will make you subject to a repo and impossible to refinance. If you don't quite qualify for a refinance yet, continue to make your payments on time and improve your credit so you can refinance. In the alternative, you can sell the vehicle and pay off the loan that way. One way or the other the loan continues until it is paid off. So its better for you to take control now rather than just giving the car back.

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#2 Consumer Comment

or just grab jimmy from orlando

AUTHOR: The Outlaw Josey Wales - (United States of America)

POSTED: Monday, December 17, 2012

same thing

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#1 Consumer Comment

Quickly Grab a Third Grader!

AUTHOR: Jim - (USA)

POSTED: Monday, December 17, 2012

Do you think maybe you should have had someone from the third grade write for you? One continuous run on sentence! Incredible!

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