Bell Road Toyota

Nearly two weeks after thinking that the car we had purchased was mine, I received a call from the finance guy Barry telling me that the bank needed verification of my income. I asked if there was anything I needed to be concerned about, and he swore up and down that all they needed was the verification and all would be well. So I brought in another pay stub and my work offer letter that included all my information on it and proved my income. As soon as I got there, finance guy Barry looked at it, and told me "the banks going to need more money from you." I was shocked. I already put down 15% of the price of the car and now he claims they would need an additional FOUR THOUSAND to make the deal work. That would mean that I put down nearly 60% of the price of the car. That's outrageous!! I literally laughed at him, thinking he was out of his dang mind. BUT he said they would be happy to get me into a brand new 2015 Toyota, as long as I leased it. So I refused and I told him I will bring the car back and gladly go somewhere else. So I go clear out the car and come back to get my refund. The next thing I know, Barry "accidentally" charged my debit card for ANOTHER $1,500! At this point I am fuming mad and to top it off, all they are willing to do is say "we can just issue the refund" and kept telling me it goes back instantly. BS! Everyone knows that refunds take 3-7 business days to come back. So now I have no car and no down payment to go find another car until next week. At this point I demanded to talk to finance director Tom M[redacted] (who avoided me every step of the way). It took an additional 40 minutes for him to come out of his office. He had the audacity to tell me this was my fault for lying about my income. Which was funny because I asked him to show me where I lied about my income, and he couldn't find a single document showing that I lied. This man was an absolute joke and even threatened to kick us out because I was pissed off. They just lost a sale, and lost all credibility. Beware of this places shady dealings.