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Complaint Review: Mitsubishi Motor Corp - Cypress California
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Mitsubishi Motor Corp
6400 Katella Avenue, Cypress, CA 90630-0064 Cypress, 90630-0064 California, U.S.A.
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888-MITSU2002
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Mitsubishi Motor Corp Lease Lies Cypress California
I had a five year lease on a 1995 Mitsubishi Eclipse which ended September 2000. I planned on keeping the car after the lease ended, but before I could take care of the paperwork for this, the car broke down in October 2000 and was unfixable. I tried to return the car but was told that the car could not be returned unless it was in working condition.
I felt I was in a no-win situation, so I had the lease extended, and continued to pay off the rest of the car, even though the car was in the shop. This seemed to be my best option.
Fairly recently (April 2002), I was contacted by a Mitsubishi representative who told me they were planning to reposses the car unless I turned it in since the lease had expired. I told them that the car was broken and at the shop and that I had been told earlier that I couldn't return the car. The representative then informed me that this was not true and I should have returned the car at that time.
In other words, I just spent one year and a half making payments on a lease that I need not have paid. Not to mention car insurance and the repair diagnostics to tell me that the car was unfixable. I feel that Mitsubishi owes me this money, and sent them a letter to tell them that, but never heard a response.
I need help. Thanks.
Damian
San Francisco, California
I felt I was in a no-win situation, so I had the lease extended, and continued to pay off the rest of the car, even though the car was in the shop. This seemed to be my best option.
Fairly recently (April 2002), I was contacted by a Mitsubishi representative who told me they were planning to reposses the car unless I turned it in since the lease had expired. I told them that the car was broken and at the shop and that I had been told earlier that I couldn't return the car. The representative then informed me that this was not true and I should have returned the car at that time.
In other words, I just spent one year and a half making payments on a lease that I need not have paid. Not to mention car insurance and the repair diagnostics to tell me that the car was unfixable. I feel that Mitsubishi owes me this money, and sent them a letter to tell them that, but never heard a response.
I need help. Thanks.
Damian
San Francisco, California
