Bill Heard Chevrolet Nashville ripoff Have had two cars since February and just now recieved tags Antioch Tennessee

Mike, you apparently have entirely too much time on your hands to be disecting everyone's comments. No one is authorized to judge anyone so grow up!

If you are registered with bad business bureau, you have apparently wrote your own rip off report for something. If not, your reading these with the intention of slamming everything you disagree with. My point is no one knows what someone has truly gone through and if you made your own rip off report about a horror story of your own, you are probably handling the criticism the same.

No, I do not own a car dealership, work for one, work in relation to one. I work for a financial company in NY. Now that we got that settled (I love how everyone who disagrees with someone here is automatically accused of working for the same company) let's look at what you said:

"They said that the finance company did not do a 72 month loan"...

"He went in to try to work the financing. He came back out and told us the only way we could get a car is if we picked a 2005-2006 with low mileage"

***YOu said "LOAN", not "LEASE". Also,speak of "financing" not "LEASE"

"I told him we could not afford it and with my past experiences they were going to have us return it in a month anyway"

***And yet you drove off the lot anyway

All I am saying is you obviously bought a car that you couldn't afford. You don't have even $1,000 to put down on a car, but you expect to swing a $500 monthly payment? for 5 years? You can't even save up $1,000 for a downpayment in a month and a half, so how were you going to save $1000 ON TOP OF EVERYTHING ELSE????

First of all, to the person who posted this rebuttal you are apparently in the car business. Very typical! Second, maybe you should read a little closer.

We only drove off in this car due to a 72 month lease. We could afford it with that. We were told to return it due to the fact that the finance company only had a 60 month plan. At that point we could not afford it. Maybe I did not make that point clear enough.

But what I did make clear was the fact that we did not have the $1000.00 to put down for the car so proceeded to leave. They said they would hold the check to a certain date. We brought the car back way before the time agreed for the check was to be deposited.

For terms you may be able to understand, the car deal was forfeited. From the mouth of the dealership no refund was neccessary because the date for the check was to be deposited they put us into a new vehicle. With that vehicle, it had no down payment. WE were told by them the check would be shredded.

So what you are telling me is you can come on here and think you know more than they do. Do you own a car dealership? So don't use terminology you do not understand. There was a bad apple in the bunch PERIOD. That person has been fired.

So Mike from New Jersey, case solved Mr. Detective. You may go home now.

You initially went to buy a car knowing that you had poor credit. You then are pointed to a car which in your own words you cannot afford. "The salesman pointed at a 2005 Nissan Altima, I said absolutely not! For one it was too big, and two it was a $30,000 car"

Then you drive off the lot with said expensive car. You then spend the $1000 outstanding from the downpayment of the expensive car on something else and when the check bounces you are upset? The way refunds work from dealerships is they deposit your check and then to refund you they issue you a Checrolet refund check. This is done for auditing purposes and shows the trail of deposit, return, refund.

I still can't get over people like you that try to blame the dealership for talking you into buying a car that's too expensive. You knew it was too expensive, you KNEW they'd call you and ask for it back, you KNEW you couldn't afford it with your credit history, and yet you drove it off the lot. Unreal. Bill Heard should file a rip off report on you for wasting their time

You initially went to buy a car knowing that you had poor credit. You then are pointed to a car which in your own words you cannot afford. "The salesman pointed at a 2005 Nissan Altima, I said absolutely not! For one it was too big, and two it was a $30,000 car"

Then you drive off the lot with said expensive car. You then spend the $1000 outstanding from the downpayment of the expensive car on something else and when the check bounces you are upset? The way refunds work from dealerships is they deposit your check and then to refund you they issue you a Checrolet refund check. This is done for auditing purposes and shows the trail of deposit, return, refund.

I still can't get over people like you that try to blame the dealership for talking you into buying a car that's too expensive. You knew it was too expensive, you KNEW they'd call you and ask for it back, you KNEW you couldn't afford it with your credit history, and yet you drove it off the lot. Unreal. Bill Heard should file a rip off report on you for wasting their time

You initially went to buy a car knowing that you had poor credit. You then are pointed to a car which in your own words you cannot afford. "The salesman pointed at a 2005 Nissan Altima, I said absolutely not! For one it was too big, and two it was a $30,000 car"

Then you drive off the lot with said expensive car. You then spend the $1000 outstanding from the downpayment of the expensive car on something else and when the check bounces you are upset? The way refunds work from dealerships is they deposit your check and then to refund you they issue you a Checrolet refund check. This is done for auditing purposes and shows the trail of deposit, return, refund.

I still can't get over people like you that try to blame the dealership for talking you into buying a car that's too expensive. You knew it was too expensive, you KNEW they'd call you and ask for it back, you KNEW you couldn't afford it with your credit history, and yet you drove it off the lot. Unreal. Bill Heard should file a rip off report on you for wasting their time

You initially went to buy a car knowing that you had poor credit. You then are pointed to a car which in your own words you cannot afford. "The salesman pointed at a 2005 Nissan Altima, I said absolutely not! For one it was too big, and two it was a $30,000 car"

Then you drive off the lot with said expensive car. You then spend the $1000 outstanding from the downpayment of the expensive car on something else and when the check bounces you are upset? The way refunds work from dealerships is they deposit your check and then to refund you they issue you a Checrolet refund check. This is done for auditing purposes and shows the trail of deposit, return, refund.

I still can't get over people like you that try to blame the dealership for talking you into buying a car that's too expensive. You knew it was too expensive, you KNEW they'd call you and ask for it back, you KNEW you couldn't afford it with your credit history, and yet you drove it off the lot. Unreal. Bill Heard should file a rip off report on you for wasting their time