Complaint Review: Hennessy Honda of Woodstock - Woodstock Georgia
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- Hennessy Honda of Woodstock 8931 Highway 92 Woodstock, Georgia United States of America
- Phone: 7709249000
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- Category: Auto Dealers
Hennessy Honda of Woodstock, Hennessy Automobiles Negotiated a new car price and then tried to turn in a vehicle under the Cash for Clunker Government program and the dealer wanted me to pay $1800 more in order to take advantage of the program. Alpharetta, Georgia
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I went to negotiate a price on a new Honda CRV-LX. I received a great deal that was signed off by the Sales Person, Sales Manager and myself. When I told them I need to turn in a automobile under the Cash for Clunker program the dealer said they can not honor the price I was quoted. I asked them how does the price of the car change under the Cars Program and they said it does not change, but if I want to take advantage of the Cars for Clunker Program I would have to pay $1800 more for the new car. I asked the Sales Manager the reason for the higher price and according to him the "dealer has alot of paper work to fill out", "it takes a long time to get their money back from the government", and "if they fill out the paper work wrong they will never get their money". I responded to his reasons with the fact that I am paying a $500 documentation fee I would expect them to get the paper work correct and that it is a cost of doing business and that they have to wait for the money and they knew that when the signed up to participate in the Cars Program. He didn't have a response to that except that "I will still not take your clunker".
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#2
Happy Resolution
AUTHOR: MGP - (USA)
SUBMITTED: Saturday, August 22, 2009
After many hours of work I finally have a happy resolution. Dealer agreed to take my clunker and honor the price we negotiated.
#1
Info on the program..
AUTHOR: Ronny g - (U.S.A.)
SUBMITTED: Tuesday, August 18, 2009
There are guidelines that the dealer must adhere to from the government as far as if the vehicle is allowed to be turned in to the cash for clunkers program..and the value of trade in.
With that said something does not seem right with this dealer. If I were you I would determine if your trade in qualified by the government guidelines and rules..and how much it was valued at.
If this dealer was doing some kind of funny business outside of the guidelines..they could be in trouble with the feds. Might want to call the BBB as well.
Google : cash for clunkers FAQs
Here are some updates...
- Consumers can order a car that is not in stock as long as your dealer can get a VIN#.
- Dealers should not hold back delivery of a new car if all paperwork has been given by consumer.
- With current sales projections, the program will be out of money much sooner than 11/1/2009.
- The purchased vehicles, which must be new (2008, 2009, 2010 models)
- The vehicle can not cost more than $45,000.
- The vehicle must be purchase between July 1, 2009 and November 1, 2009 to qualify.
- Motorcycles are not part of the trade-in or sales process.
- Your clunker has to be in driveable condition.
- You must have a clear title to present to the dealer; no liens.
- The person on the title of the clunker has to be the same person who is buying the new car.
- The EPA mpg ratings on fueleconomy.gov is what is being used; no exceptions.
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