[redacted] purchased a BMW 325i with 163k miles from me on 04/04/for 6500$ that required a down payment of 1800$The car was sold as is where is with no warranty and this was told to the customer and also explained on the three different as is papers in our contract After the customer test drove the vehicle times keeping the car for a hour on each test drive came to me and begged us to work a deal with him for the carHe seemed like a nice kid so I accepted 500$ with pick up payments each week to complete the down payment we agreed onWhen his first payment came due he came into my office with a list from Bimmers which is one of the most expensive retail BMW repair facilities in [redacted] telling me the car needs almost 2000$ worth of work and he was not going to make his payment as per our agreementWe told him that was a outrageous price and our shop [redacted] diagnosed the vehicle proving that the work was not even needed to be doneThe only thing that was needed was a alignment and front breaksWe informed the customer about this and told him we would pay for that work to be done from [redacted] if he would just keep up with the payments as he had agreedThe customer told us he was unable to make the 250$ pick up payment that week since he had no moneyHe then signed a voluntary repossession agreement and returned the vehicle to usCountry Club Motors no longer wants to work with this customer at all
[redacted] purchased a 2002 BMW 325i with 163k miles from me on 04/04/14 for 6500$ that required a down payment of 1800$. The car was sold as is where is with no warranty and this was told to the customer and also explained on the three different as is papers in our contract.
After the...
customer test drove the vehicle 3 times keeping the car for a hour on each test drive came to me and begged us to work a deal with him for the car. He seemed like a nice kid so I accepted 500$ with pick up payments each week to complete the down payment we agreed on. When his first payment came due he came into my office with a list from Bimmers which is one of the most expensive retail BMW repair facilities in [redacted] telling me the car needs almost 2000$ worth of work and he was not going to make his payment as per our agreement. We told him that was a outrageous price and our shop [redacted] diagnosed the vehicle proving that the work was not even needed to be done. The only thing that was needed was a alignment and front breaks. We informed the customer about this and told him we would pay for that work to be done from [redacted] if he would just keep up with the payments as he had agreed. The customer told us he was unable to make the 250$ pick up payment that week since he had no money. He then signed a voluntary repossession agreement and returned the vehicle to us. Country Club Motors no longer wants to work with this customer at all.
[redacted] purchased a BMW 325i with 163k miles from me on 04/04/for 6500$ that required a down payment of 1800$The car was sold as is where is with no warranty and this was told to the customer and also explained on the three different as is papers in our contract After the customer test drove the vehicle times keeping the car for a hour on each test drive came to me and begged us to work a deal with him for the carHe seemed like a nice kid so I accepted 500$ with pick up payments each week to complete the down payment we agreed onWhen his first payment came due he came into my office with a list from Bimmers which is one of the most expensive retail BMW repair facilities in [redacted] telling me the car needs almost 2000$ worth of work and he was not going to make his payment as per our agreementWe told him that was a outrageous price and our shop [redacted] diagnosed the vehicle proving that the work was not even needed to be doneThe only thing that was needed was a alignment and front breaksWe informed the customer about this and told him we would pay for that work to be done from [redacted] if he would just keep up with the payments as he had agreedThe customer told us he was unable to make the 250$ pick up payment that week since he had no moneyHe then signed a voluntary repossession agreement and returned the vehicle to usCountry Club Motors no longer wants to work with this customer at all
[redacted] purchased a 2002 BMW 325i with 163k miles from me on 04/04/14 for 6500$ that required a down payment of 1800$. The car was sold as is where is with no warranty and this was told to the customer and also explained on the three different as is papers in our contract.
After the...
customer test drove the vehicle 3 times keeping the car for a hour on each test drive came to me and begged us to work a deal with him for the car. He seemed like a nice kid so I accepted 500$ with pick up payments each week to complete the down payment we agreed on. When his first payment came due he came into my office with a list from Bimmers which is one of the most expensive retail BMW repair facilities in [redacted] telling me the car needs almost 2000$ worth of work and he was not going to make his payment as per our agreement. We told him that was a outrageous price and our shop [redacted] diagnosed the vehicle proving that the work was not even needed to be done. The only thing that was needed was a alignment and front breaks. We informed the customer about this and told him we would pay for that work to be done from [redacted] if he would just keep up with the payments as he had agreed. The customer told us he was unable to make the 250$ pick up payment that week since he had no money. He then signed a voluntary repossession agreement and returned the vehicle to us. Country Club Motors no longer wants to work with this customer at all.