Canon Motors repossessed vehicle/ripped me off Grenada Mississippi

Prior to the closing YOU would have had the opportunity to contact the lender to see what the rate was. Obviously YOU DID NOT. Enjoy your loan.

You all paid shills. I had read comments from you all across RipOffReport. My credit is very good; especially during that time. It is so good that other dealerships had offered me a current 2023 vehicle for that same price or just $100 extra. This is not an English test. I do not care about you all trying to correct my English. Most people in life and globally do not speak or write correct English. That is only appropriate if you are doing things that are professionally. He did get smart for me. Canon Motors is notorious for doing this to people as well as many other dealerships. It is how they stay in business for scamming people. They are going to get their karma. The majority of people that get vehicles from them is either Black people or poor Caucasian people. If people stop getting things from them, then they can no longer do people like that. They get those vehicles from auction for just like $1,000-$2,000. That means that I have paid for that vehicle. It had just been $8,000. Once they had put interest on it, it had been $15,000+ total. Futhermore, I am sure that they do not apply those same rules to themselves if they have a vehicle from Canon Motors. 

First, there is no 30 day return policy for used cars.  It's not Walmart.  You buy it, it's yours as soon as you sign on the dotted line.  The seller owes you absolutely nothing.

Second, same goes for the price.  You bought the car for whatever price you and the dealer agreed on.  Apparently, you thought it was a reasonable deal when you purchased the car, so it's a little late for that.  It sounds like you have terrible credit, so obviously the interest rate and selling price have to be extremely high for them to lend money to someone with a reputation for not paying it back.  And yes, it is quite likely that the previous owner defaulted on their loan, too.  Most people with bad credit default on their loans, a lot.  That's why they have bad credit.

Third, starter, brakes, and battery repairs are normal maintenance, not signs there is something wrong with the car.  The money you spent on those repairs is irrelevant.

Fourth, when you pick up the car, you have to pay the repo fee as well as to make the loan current.  Perhaps they want the payment for next month, too, to avoid this situation repeating.

Why can't you people make some simple effort to speak with and write as if you went to grade school??? To deliberately sound like a dummy is some sort of badge of honor? How stupid is that? The word in the context you used it is "MINE". There is no 30 day "cooling off" period unless it is in that contract you probably didn't even read before you agreed to its terms. Payments are due each and every month. Looks like YOU failed to make payments and YOU caused the repo. If you would have read what you were agreeing to before you agreed to it, you would have seen it was an AS IS purchase which means YOU pay for all repairs because you aren't ENTITLED to free warranty service. Don't waste your time writing back something stupid like "you must work for them". I'll tell you ahead of you...I don't.

The salesperson was absolutely correct that it was an as-is sale with no warranty. They didn’t "get smart” with you by giving you correct information. It was your own foolish decision to not learn the law and to not get it checked by a mechanic. You didn’t pay, so it got repo’d. WTF did you think was going to happen? Do you think there are dealerships that will just let you stop paying and keep the vehicle?

That vehicle had 200,000+ miles on it once I had got it too.