Dealership Steals Car BACK

[ahellers]

yeah its not like the dealership acidently gave him a few extra dollers with his change, (im sure he didnt get change, but yeah). it just the dealer made a bad deal.
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[Linkwarner]

Now.. if I was surrouned in my garage by 7 people. That too me seems like enough reason to consider it a threat to me and my family. My clip holds 7 bullets, better use them wisely.

[Lohman446]

Now.. if I was surrouned in my garage by 7 people. That too me seems like enough reason to consider it a threat to me and my family. My clip holds 7 bullets, better use them wisely.

7+1 of .45 seems like a great number to me.

[PyRo]

I'd go right back to the car lot, get in and drive it back home. Then I'd be sure to garage it, chain it to a tree, somthing so that it's unquestionably a crime to take it back.

[Pneumagger]

Maybe I'm harsh, but I'd definately go back at night and drive that truck away. I mean I have the keys.

If litigation failed...you can bet one of his benzes gets a molitov cocktail

[Dubstar112]

that sucks. any news on this since?

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[TheAngryDrunkenRussian]

I'd drive a truck throw the front doors.

[mobsterboy]

Um if I walk into a store and pay $30 for something that should cost $300 because of a stock error number that is still stealing. The dealership had every right to take the vehicle back. As for why its a civil matter, most likely a repo company was used that had informed police prior to towing it away. It also sounds like the bank is still holding the title and maybe hes refusing to pay? There arn't enough details present to justify any opinion.

no, you missed a part. walking into a store, paying $30 for a $300 item and not only did the clerk check you out, but the general manager ok'ed the price. now, how do you feel about that? i mean, we're not just talking a dumb teenage clerk, or some old guy hell bent on screwing the store he works for, we're talking the manager who's sole job is to make sure he's making enough money off sales that are going through

[mobsterboy]

btw, started reading some of these
this one was the funniest ive ever heard

http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff196992.htm

she was 16...with her 2 year old daughter

[Glickman]

no, you missed a part. walking into a store, paying $30 for a $300 item and not only did the clerk check you out, but the general manager ok'ed the price. now, how do you feel about that? i mean, we're not just talking a dumb teenage clerk, or some old guy hell bent on screwing the store he works for, we're talking the manager who's sole job is to make sure he's making enough money off sales that are going through

wham bam thank you mam

[Timmee]

btw, started reading some of these
this one was the funniest ive ever heard

http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff196992.htm

she was 16...with her 2 year old daughter

She doesn't state that she was 16 when this happened, just that she's always had a used vehicle, not a new one.

"Having had used cars since I was 16, I decided I wanted a new car and wanted to do it on my own, w/out a co-signer or anything."

[Glickman]

She doesn't state that she was 16 when this happened, just that she's always had a used vehicle, not a new one.

"Having had used cars since I was 16, I decided I wanted a new car and wanted to do it on my own, w/out a co-signer or anything."

seeing what you just said made me realize that 16-2=14

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whos living in italy? i dont they they marry that early anymore either