A-Cars & Trucks

A-! cars and trucks finances cars that are complete lemons they break down and the person cant afford to fix the car they just bought and make their payment to A-so they repo it then selll the same lemon to someone else ?

By the time of the sale the car did not have any transmission problems and was sold AS-ISThe buyer agreed to pay for all the repairs if anything came upBy Signing a few agreements specify warranty and AS-IS He has signed another paper called Automobile Inspection form, that [redacted] inspected the car bumper to bumper and test drove it The car was SmoggedThe smog was totally lawful and if [redacted] has any problems with the Smog he can go to the Smog shop and make a complaint Regarding the "M5", The Buyer Guide was attached to the window of the car, and said in BIG Words, it is a 530i, Not MMr [redacted] knew the car was a 530iHe bought the car as a 530i, and especially he signed many papers stating that, and on a separate statement paper, that the car is not a 530i not M(Mprice in the market is from $18,to $54,according to Carforsale.com today.) So this is a lie that He did not know that it was not a M5, like all the statements he makes.) TipTronic Transmission are very sensitive that one can up-shift and down-shift manuallyIf the Driver drives harsh on the car and does not shift in proper time, it would hurt the transmission and especially lock up the converter After he bought the car he serviced the engine in Toyota of Yuba CityAbout and half months after the purchase he brought a statement that the car needs a head gasketSo how come Toyota dealership and the other mechanic that repaired the car, didn't mention any engine problem? Because there was no problem that dayHow come [redacted] says that the engine was bad from the beginning? That is a lie Anybody knows that if a car is bad today, it may not have had a problem yesterdayAnything could happen with the car that me or you drive right nowBut there is no way that a mechanic can make a statement that the car should not have passed smog tow and a half months agoTo me that is a wrong statement and not true, by a fair mechanicBecause [redacted] took the car to at least or mechanic shops that checked the car for [redacted] and serviced on it, according to [redacted] 's own statements We sold [redacted] a car No warranty, and he agreed and signed: "The seller assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless of any oral statements about the vehiclesThe buyer hereby accepts the above-described vehicle in its present "AS-IS" condition and waives all warranties including the dealer's implied warranty of the merchantability and the dealer's implied warranty of fitnessexcept for warranty of the manufacturer, if any, the entire risk as to the quality and performance of the vehicle is with the buyer, and if the vehicle proves defective after purchase, the buyer and not the dealer, distributor or retailer assumes the entire cost of all necessary serving or repair What we did is lawful to what we bounded and agreed and signedThe car [redacted] bought could have problems or not have problemsWe have or might have few Un-Happy Customers, after Hundreds of Happy Customers If [redacted] 's friends referred [redacted] to us, that means they were happy with their dealWhat is written on our cars No warranty"You will pay costs for any repairsThis dealer assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless of any oral statement about the vehicle." [redacted] is trying to get what he can, different than what he agreed upon, that is unfair

Response:The other day [redacted] was hereShe told us she was good with usShe told us to put her deposit towards another carThis time she said she will tell the truth I worked with financing companies for *** [redacted] Financial, in which I had her deal sent through, says [redacted] owes them about 600$I was just with her on the phone, a Way voice conference, with [redacted] If she clears her past due with them we can finance with [redacted] She said she will bring another 1000$, plus the 1500$ deposit (not refundable), will equal 2500$ down paymentI will try to get her [redacted] financingI just spend minutes for her and the other day, minutes, with different finance companies, doing my best for her

It was recorded and documented that [redacted] saw the temperature going up 2-days prior the incident and did not respond accordingly and ignored itHe said he thought there was something wrong with the gauge, that was causing that issue and nothing importantThis is all documented and recorded with witnessesIf he would have responded correctly when the temperature went up, the car may have been able to be fixed at a low price, like a thermostat replacementThe car was Sold with an No Warranty contract and the buyer signed and agreed to itHe is responsible for the repairs as is mentioned in the contractThis is what the Buyers Guide says in its No Warranty Statement for customers" YOU WILL PAY ALL COSTS FOR ANY REPAIRSThis dealer assumes no responsibility for any repairs regardless of any oral statements about the vehicle." Another Buyers Guide Statement for the customer is written as follows: "This vehicle is being sold on an basis1.The entire risk as to the quality or performance of this vehicle is with the buyerShould the vehicle prove to be defective following the buyers purchase, the buyer, and not the dealer, assumes the entire costs of all necessary servicing or repair" On the day of the sale the buyer was shown and signed the inspectionHe was shown how to check fluids on the vehicleThe buyer was personally shown that the fluids, like the coolant, where on the correct levelHis negligence towards the vehicle is shown when the California Highway Patrol towed and impound his car after he left it on the highway for many hoursThe Lemon Law refers to new cars only; ones that are under manufacture warrantySo, what the customer says about "lemon" is a totally statement