LIPTON TOYOTA BAIT AND SWITCH LIARS RIPOFF FT LAUDERDALE Florida

Saying that auto dealers do not have in-house financing is analagous Clinton saying "I did not have sex with that woman." I don't know how Toyota defines "in-house financing" but EVERY Toyota dealer -- and every other auto dealer -- will arrange for financing as (relatively) seamless part of the buying experience. They do not do this out of charity. I don't know how the relationship is legally set-up but I can guarantee that these people work together regularly and that conflicts-of-interest are likely unavoidable.

My eLoan paperwork was fine and still is: I've double-checked with the company. This was simply a bait-and-switch, plain and simple. Like I said Lipton accepted an identical packet within the prior 30-days. I drove far and dress down so they thought they could get away with a scam.

The man who attempted to close the bait-and-switch -- whose name is Mike and who had a vague resemblence to Tony Soprano -- represented himself as the General Manager.

At this point Lipton Toyota is a write-off. I will not do business with them again, though I may choose to sue them: I haven't decided. I

Due to the way that Automotive dealerships are structured and regulated, there is absolutely no incentive for the salesperson or dealership to have lied to you. There must have been something wrong with your e-loan, or you met up with an unethical finance manager at the dealership. Call the dealership's General Manager to discover what the real issue was with your loan.