Mathews Ford is the worst auto dealership and Hal Harman is a very diceptive salesman! Oregon Ohio

Many only care about how much money they can pump out of you. The real sade part to this issue is it is hard to find a Attorney general that will spank car dealers that play funny games with consumers. I only know of one AG's office that will bend them over and give it to them. He is in New York.

Try reading the 87 Rip Off Reports in your state about car dealers. I am sure many car dealers would love to have a few rip Off Reports deleted.

http://www.badbusinessbureau.com/results.asp?searchtype=1&q1=38&q3=&q2=Ohio&submit2=Search%21

Scroll down to the 3rd PIC and you will see that they had her sign 4 different car buying contracts. On the last contract they had her sign they kicked her trade out of the car deal and never told her, She now has a FAT REPO on her credit report That she did not ask for or deserve.

http://www.badbusinessbureau.com/reports/ripoff52158.htm

I would like to ask you to do me a big favor. I would like to ask you to email the following people at 550 KFYI AM. It's an AM radio station that say they are a 'TALK Radio station.

Try emailing the following talk show hosts and try to ask them why they will not let Stick Tell all of what he knows about Fraud and deceptive ways in the auto industry. See what they email back to you and then post all of their replies on this Rip Off Report.

Car buyers are not informed of auto dealer scams and Rip Off's because the media "Talk radio, News papers and local TV stations get most of their advertising money from car dealers.

Now email each of the following people at 550 KFIY and ask them why they will not help inform car buyers of new car dealer scams. Post all replys that you get right here on this Rip Off Report so I can pick them apart!

I feel if it were not for radio advertisers these Microphone MUTTS would not have a job!

brucejacobs@kfyi.com
tomliddy@kfyi.com
austinhill@kfyi.com
joecrummey@clearchannel.com

This is way car dealer treat people with "bad credit"(or anyone). You spent $10k on a 2002 Ford Ranger that they picked up for $4k or $5K at most. With "good credit" you could have picked up a new one new one for that. They told you the radio/CD player would be covered under "the balance of the factory warranty".

Even with only 17k miles on the vehicle, the warranty runs out at 36 months(3 years) which means either you have a very short time on it or it already expired. That's your fault for not checking. When you bought the truck, you should have had them do an "I OWE YOU" with the sale, IN WRITTING, saying they'd do all the required 3 year/36k maintantence.

The 3 year/36k checkup is rather expensive and many owners trade in their vehicles just prior to that point with a month or two left on the warranty. VERY COMMON. It might have been a lease vehicle also. Typical cheap car dealer doesn't want to spend a few bucks to change the oil and replace an air filter.

I buy my air filters at Walmart. Fram or someother type. Ford dealer wanted $36, Fram's $9 for a big cone shaped thing for a F-150. They probably "found" a single CD player in the back from someone who had upgraded and paid for, to a 6 CD player and they pulled the single out and got it for free, but what does it matter.