D and DAuto Sales RIP OFF Cheated Defective Vehicles Overpriced Grants Pass Oregon

“You need to read better; I said that we have bought many used cars in the past”

I can read just fine. You wrote, “I am 60 years old and have bought many, many used cars”, but later changed your story to include your husband whom apparently ran the show because it’s obvious that you acquired no knowledge from those previous transactions. It’s unclear why you claimed to have previous car purchasing experience since now you admit it was someone else’s experience.

Now you have a better understanding of the definition of an AS-IS sale. Happy motoring!

“you took advantage of me as a woman”

No one can make you feel inferior without your consent.

-Eleanor Roosevelt

You need to read better; I said that we have bought many used cars in the past but this was the first time I had to do it by myself without my husband. Therefore, there is nothing contradictory in what I said. 

Also, none of what you have said in your response gives you an excuse for the way you are cheating people nor makes any sense. 

“took advantage of me as a woman”

That is a weak excuse for exercising poor judgment.

“I didn't check the price before the purchase of the car”

Is that also because you’re a woman?

“On top of being ripped off with the overpricing…”

Auto dealers are not obligated to observe Kelley Blue Book pricing; therefore, the cost was not a rip-off.

“Taking advantage of an unexperienced woman”, contradicts, “I am 60 years old and have bought many, many used cars”

With your level of experience you should have known to pay a trusted mechanic to perform a pre-purchase inspection of a ten-year-old vehicle.

 The price for FAIR condition was $4,028. What I ended up to get was in "POOR " condition which is even much less than that.  On top of being ripped off with the overpricing I ended up having to pay close to $2000 for towing and 3 times repairs all within 2 months of purchase.  Taking advantage of an unexperienced woman who just trusted your words and being DISHONEST is not the way to do business in the long term!!!!

So then...the price was too high?  Why did you agree to buy the car if the price was too high?  They took no responsibility for the problems?  What does the warranty say?  Or...did you buy this car "AS IS"?  If you bought it "AS IS", why do you think you are ENTITLED to free warranty service?

Next time you buy a car, take somebody along WHO REALLY KNOWS what their doing!