Flynrider
Phoeix,#2Consumer Comment
Wed, June 03, 2009
Why would you pay $11,000 for a car that was worth $1,000. You said you had $1,000 to put down, why didn't you just buy a similar car for cash and avoid paying a ridiculously high interest rate on $11K? " Considering that this is the only dealership that could finace me with my credit situation at the time I signed the papers and accepted the car." So, your credit was so bad you were forced to by an old beat up car at eleven times its market value at what was likely a very high interest rate? Did it occur to you that if this was your only choice that maybe you could not afford to buy a car? Bottom line is that no one forced you into this deal. You did it to yourself. If you keep it up, you'll never get out of the bad credit hole you've dug for yourself.
Flynrider
Phoeix,#3Consumer Comment
Wed, June 03, 2009
Why would you pay $11,000 for a car that was worth $1,000. You said you had $1,000 to put down, why didn't you just buy a similar car for cash and avoid paying a ridiculously high interest rate on $11K? " Considering that this is the only dealership that could finace me with my credit situation at the time I signed the papers and accepted the car." So, your credit was so bad you were forced to by an old beat up car at eleven times its market value at what was likely a very high interest rate? Did it occur to you that if this was your only choice that maybe you could not afford to buy a car? Bottom line is that no one forced you into this deal. You did it to yourself. If you keep it up, you'll never get out of the bad credit hole you've dug for yourself.
Flynrider
Phoeix,#4Consumer Comment
Wed, June 03, 2009
Why would you pay $11,000 for a car that was worth $1,000. You said you had $1,000 to put down, why didn't you just buy a similar car for cash and avoid paying a ridiculously high interest rate on $11K? " Considering that this is the only dealership that could finace me with my credit situation at the time I signed the papers and accepted the car." So, your credit was so bad you were forced to by an old beat up car at eleven times its market value at what was likely a very high interest rate? Did it occur to you that if this was your only choice that maybe you could not afford to buy a car? Bottom line is that no one forced you into this deal. You did it to yourself. If you keep it up, you'll never get out of the bad credit hole you've dug for yourself.
Flynrider
Phoeix,#5Consumer Comment
Wed, June 03, 2009
Why would you pay $11,000 for a car that was worth $1,000. You said you had $1,000 to put down, why didn't you just buy a similar car for cash and avoid paying a ridiculously high interest rate on $11K? " Considering that this is the only dealership that could finace me with my credit situation at the time I signed the papers and accepted the car." So, your credit was so bad you were forced to by an old beat up car at eleven times its market value at what was likely a very high interest rate? Did it occur to you that if this was your only choice that maybe you could not afford to buy a car? Bottom line is that no one forced you into this deal. You did it to yourself. If you keep it up, you'll never get out of the bad credit hole you've dug for yourself.