Foreman Motors sold car that has been broke down,returned to them within 7 days of purchase,will not refund down payment,says you are stuck with it Melbourne, Florida

They disconnect the sensor wires, they bang out any dents in the car and spin back the odometer. Foreman motors should be prosecuted and force to pay back all the money they stole from customers. I bought a car, I test drive it and everything was fine.. Pay for it and then the check engine light comes on.

Right when it came on I asked for my money back and they told me no I already signed the contract. Don't worry they will get theres. They are drug users and karma will catch up to his s**t wife. The funny thing is he was sleeping with one of his employees Christie .. He's going to sell somebody the wrong car one day and they are going to give him and his family hell. His sons will inherit. All his bad karma.

What pieces of trash.

you will set women back 50 years! The real reason she can't return the vehicle is because she signed a contract. I assume she financed the balance of the purchase price based on your statement that she only put down $1000.   Returning the vehicle doesn't get rid of the car loan. It has to be paid off in order to extinguish the loan. She is an adult and I hope she didn't sign that contract without reading it. If she did, then your daughter will have to bear the consequences of signing before reading.

She can fix this situation. All she has to do is get the repairs done on the vehicle somewhere else at her expense. (From what I've read, Foreman Motors doesn't do a good job with repairs.) At least then she will have a working vehicle. Once she has paid down the loan enough to meet market value, then she can sell the car and pay off the loan if she wants to sell it. If she fails to pay off the loan it will hurt her credit for a long time.

To blame this fiasco on your daughter being a woman implies that women are defenseless against these types of car salesman tricks. We aren't defenseless and we certainly aren't stupid. The defense to this is reading before you sign. Help your daughter recognize that she could have prevented this entire ordeal, but don't bail her out of this one or she will continue to make these types of mistakes.

PS From other posts, it appears the Foreman Motors pulls this same trick on anyone that doesn't read the contract - male or female.

You say when she left the lot with this car the check engine light was on and the wipers didn't work.  DID SHE EVEN TEST DRIVE IT???