No Limit Motors BIGGEST RIP OFF IN TEXAS Forney, Texas

When I was looking for a used car I had several different used car dealers around Dallas try to sell me junk cars or old cars that they would shine the wheels on and rush to sale. Many had just bought the car from auction, had never even inspected the car and would quickly try to flip and double their money. And I'm in Dallas, TX. So you know if they are that crooked in a big city they are worse in the smaller areas.

You see the amount of money they normally request from people for the down payment is more sometimes than what they even paid for the car!!! When they got it from the auction.  So for instance if they purchased a little Toyota for $500 from the auction where the cars are drastically underpriced, they would want someone to put down $1,000 on the car and then want to put them on weekly payments of around $98 dollars per week for 96 weeks which is almost two years and sometimes even longer.

So in the end they have made their money back from the downpayment alone and everything else is sheer profit. It's absolutely insane here. Unbelievable. Lots of desperate people here who get sucked into outrageous deals.

Honestly, even if I sold cars which I plan to start doing in my own business (I've applied for my used car dealer's licence) I couldn't sleep at night if I did that to people. Honestly.

I had one guy when my car had broke down and I was in the market for another, try to sell me a car he had just got from the auction and it had the engine light on!!!!! WTF! And he wanted to sell this car on payments!!! With a hefty down payment when the car should have been a very cheap cash car.

My friend is an african and he sells cars parttime. He is also a mechanic. He once told me that the white man (I'm sure other races do it too)  wants to maximize every deal. He stated he didn't understand why they couldn't just be happy making their money back plus some, but they had to milk every single deal. He stated he had just sold a cash car for $4000.00 he paid around $2000.00 for. He said if I would have went to a used car dealer he would have wanted $1500 down and wanted to put you on payments until he made around $10,000 back.

He even said it was obscene.

So be careful. I eventually bought a cash car for $800.00 and it has driven good for over a year. Don't let these shady used car salesmen (there is a reason they have that reputation) rip you off!

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Did you hire an independent mechanic to evaluate the car prior to purchase? What is the year of manufacture, model and odometer reading on the car? Did the transaction include a warranty or was the car purchased AS-IS?

"the salesman said before I signed the docs that it will be in house financing and would be on my credit"

That's correct, it will affect your credit. If you default on the loan you can expect it to be reflected on your credit report.