C.A.G. ACCEPTANCE - CHAPMAN DEALERSHIP HAD A SATURN FINANCED THROUGH CAG AND BOUGHT THE CAR THROUGH CHAPMAN THE VHEICAL THROUGH A ROD AND THEY WOULDN'T FIX IT NOW THEY WANT THE MONEY FOR A CAR I DONT EVEN GET TO DRIVE ripoff Scottsdale Arizona

I purchased a 2005 Sonata in April of last year from Chapman Auto. The car broke 3 days later.  I took it back and they "fixed" it only for the problem to return a few months later. At that point,  I was informed by an employee that I purchased a USED car and I would have to take care of it. If I wanted their help I'd have pay $100 for them to Even look at it! I went to management and got the car checked out.  

They said they changed my spark plugs.  Problem is still there. Over a year later,  it has gotten so bad,  I'm taking it to the shop next week.  I would not buy anything from chapman auto again.  I have no issue with CAG as I pay my bills on time. 

In my experience with Chapman Auto, they sold me a broken car, said they'd fix it, then made it almost impossible to have the car even looked at. They did not honor their word, so i would never go back. I'd avoid purchasing from them. 

So that they understand ,maybe even you C.A.G is Chapman they just seem to forget that while they are selling you a lemon!

I was to ripped from Chapman aka C A G " Best scam ever ,But wait they are not done after some years go by they will try and sue you! Yes thats right like a real law suit. But please keep track of dates like when they did the repo etc. That will help you they have 6 years to file , but in are great state "Arizona" they have four years after a contract breech for goods" I am not a attorney but am right now being scammed by C.A.G

Did you

1. Consult Consumer Reports [April issue & annual buying guide] to learn what used cars offer above-average reliability?

2. What reliability rating does CR list for that Saturn?

3. Did you have YOUR mechanic inspect the car?

4. Catalytic converters, if I recall correctly, are covered by the manufacturer for 10 years or 100,000 miles per the EPA rules.

Did you buy an extended warranty? All cars break down unfortunatly, and in the end you are still responsible for paying the loan. The bank took a chance by financing you and you need to live up to your responsibility. I would say get the car fixed and keep making your payments, if you don't than you will never get financed again. I think it is sad that you are blaming the company you bought it from. How many miles did the car have on it when you bought it? If you would have bought it from a private party they wouldn't warranty the car for you either. Why does everybody think the dealers should fix a car after you owned it for 4 months and have driven it x number of miles? They sold you a car, it broke down after 4 months, you own, it fix it! Nobody can tell when a car is going to break down, if they could everybody would be their own mechanic.