I purchased my very first Dodge product from Halifax Chrysler in the last month or soI went to Halifax Chrysler mainly due to locationWe negotiated a trade in value and was literally blind sided and in my opinion was *** of my tax savingsWe agreed on a very firm trade value which luckily I had signed off onWhen the final papers were drawn up someone at the dealership basically removed 15% from my trade value so they now had the tax savingsSo instead of me saving $plus tax (Therefore $6900), Mr Dodge man had my trade set at $plus tax savings of 15%
I was caught off guard and basically signed the papers because I was led to beleive this was finalI walked out of the dealership with a sour taste in my mouth to get at the wheel of my NEW vehicle and there is kms on the odometer Being naive I assumed this is a BRAND new vehicle and should not have many kms, my first question was is this a dealer demo?
So after approaching Halifax Chrylser the following day and complaining of these issues, they agreed to give me $back and a credit towards the first oil change at their garageFor me questioning the kilometers I was told this is normal, "Not like it had kms on it I was told"The vehicle they guessed must of come from another dealership when dealers make trades of new inventory I purchased many new vehicles over the years and have never seen anything like thisWhen I pay the hefty delivery charge approaching $one would expect the vehicles comes on a truck to a location alot closer then kms from the dealership If my new vehicle has a problem up to kms over warranty, who is left to loose?
This was my first purchase at Halifax Chrysler and will be my last *** ***? It can't be that I lucked out for all these years of buying new cars that my trade values were always before tax and that my NEW vehicles always had less then I would guess 50kms on the odometerThe morale of the story, if you buy from Halifax Chrysler ask to see the final numbers before you pick up your vehicle and ask to know the odometer reading when your salesperson selects your VIN number to secure your vehicle
I purchased my very first Dodge product from Halifax Chrysler in the last month or soI went to Halifax Chrysler mainly due to locationWe negotiated a trade in value and was literally blind sided and in my opinion was *** of my tax savingsWe agreed on a very firm trade value which luckily I had signed off onWhen the final papers were drawn up someone at the dealership basically removed 15% from my trade value so they now had the tax savingsSo instead of me saving $plus tax (Therefore $6900), Mr Dodge man had my trade set at $plus tax savings of 15%
I was caught off guard and basically signed the papers because I was led to beleive this was finalI walked out of the dealership with a sour taste in my mouth to get at the wheel of my NEW vehicle and there is kms on the odometer Being naive I assumed this is a BRAND new vehicle and should not have many kms, my first question was is this a dealer demo?
So after approaching Halifax Chrylser the following day and complaining of these issues, they agreed to give me $back and a credit towards the first oil change at their garageFor me questioning the kilometers I was told this is normal, "Not like it had kms on it I was told"The vehicle they guessed must of come from another dealership when dealers make trades of new inventory I purchased many new vehicles over the years and have never seen anything like thisWhen I pay the hefty delivery charge approaching $one would expect the vehicles comes on a truck to a location alot closer then kms from the dealership If my new vehicle has a problem up to kms over warranty, who is left to loose?
This was my first purchase at Halifax Chrysler and will be my last *** ***? It can't be that I lucked out for all these years of buying new cars that my trade values were always before tax and that my NEW vehicles always had less then I would guess 50kms on the odometerThe morale of the story, if you buy from Halifax Chrysler ask to see the final numbers before you pick up your vehicle and ask to know the odometer reading when your salesperson selects your VIN number to secure your vehicle
I purchased my very first Dodge product from Halifax Chrysler in the last month or so. I went to Halifax Chrysler mainly due to location. We negotiated a trade in value and was literally blind sided and in my opinion was [redacted] of my tax savings. We agreed on a very firm trade value which luckily I had signed off on. When the final papers were drawn up someone at the dealership basically removed 15% from my trade value so they now had the tax savings. So instead of me saving $6000 plus tax (Therefore $6900), Mr Dodge man had my trade set at $5217 plus tax savings of 15%.
I was caught off guard and basically signed the papers because I was led to beleive this was final. I walked out of the dealership with a sour taste in my mouth to get at the wheel of my NEW vehicle and there is 623 kms on the odometer. Being naive I assumed this is a BRAND new vehicle and should not have many kms, my first question was is this a dealer demo?
So after approaching Halifax Chrylser the following day and complaining of these issues, they agreed to give me $800 back and a credit towards the first oil change at their garage. For me questioning the kilometers I was told this is normal, "Not like it had 5000 kms on it I was told". The vehicle they guessed must of come from another dealership when dealers make trades of new inventory. I purchased many new vehicles over the years and have never seen anything like this. When I pay the hefty delivery charge approaching $2000 one would expect the vehicles comes on a truck to a location alot closer then 623 kms from the dealership. If my new vehicle has a problem up to 623 kms over warranty, who is left to loose?
This was my first purchase at Halifax Chrysler and will be my last. [redacted]? It can't be that I lucked out for all these years of buying new cars that my trade values were always before tax and that my NEW vehicles always had less then I would guess 50kms on the odometer. The morale of the story, if you buy from Halifax Chrysler ask to see the final numbers before you pick up your vehicle and ask to know the odometer reading when your salesperson selects your VIN number to secure your vehicle.
I purchased my very first Dodge product from Halifax Chrysler in the last month or so. I went to Halifax Chrysler mainly due to location. We negotiated a trade in value and was literally blind sided and in my opinion was [redacted] of my tax savings. We agreed on a very firm trade value which luckily I had signed off on. When the final papers were drawn up someone at the dealership basically removed 15% from my trade value so they now had the tax savings. So instead of me saving $6000 plus tax (Therefore $6900), Mr Dodge man had my trade set at $5217 plus tax savings of 15%.
I was caught off guard and basically signed the papers because I was led to beleive this was final. I walked out of the dealership with a sour taste in my mouth to get at the wheel of my NEW vehicle and there is 623 kms on the odometer. Being naive I assumed this is a BRAND new vehicle and should not have many kms, my first question was is this a dealer demo?
So after approaching Halifax Chrylser the following day and complaining of these issues, they agreed to give me $800 back and a credit towards the first oil change at their garage. For me questioning the kilometers I was told this is normal, "Not like it had 5000 kms on it I was told". The vehicle they guessed must of come from another dealership when dealers make trades of new inventory. I purchased many new vehicles over the years and have never seen anything like this. When I pay the hefty delivery charge approaching $2000 one would expect the vehicles comes on a truck to a location alot closer then 623 kms from the dealership. If my new vehicle has a problem up to 623 kms over warranty, who is left to loose?
This was my first purchase at Halifax Chrysler and will be my last. [redacted]? It can't be that I lucked out for all these years of buying new cars that my trade values were always before tax and that my NEW vehicles always had less then I would guess 50kms on the odometer. The morale of the story, if you buy from Halifax Chrysler ask to see the final numbers before you pick up your vehicle and ask to know the odometer reading when your salesperson selects your VIN number to secure your vehicle.
I purchased my very first Dodge product from Halifax Chrysler in the last month or soI went to Halifax Chrysler mainly due to locationWe negotiated a trade in value and was literally blind sided and in my opinion was *** of my tax savingsWe agreed on a very firm trade value which luckily I had signed off onWhen the final papers were drawn up someone at the dealership basically removed 15% from my trade value so they now had the tax savingsSo instead of me saving $plus tax (Therefore $6900), Mr Dodge man had my trade set at $plus tax savings of 15%
I was caught off guard and basically signed the papers because I was led to beleive this was finalI walked out of the dealership with a sour taste in my mouth to get at the wheel of my NEW vehicle and there is kms on the odometer Being naive I assumed this is a BRAND new vehicle and should not have many kms, my first question was is this a dealer demo?
So after approaching Halifax Chrylser the following day and complaining of these issues, they agreed to give me $back and a credit towards the first oil change at their garageFor me questioning the kilometers I was told this is normal, "Not like it had kms on it I was told"The vehicle they guessed must of come from another dealership when dealers make trades of new inventory I purchased many new vehicles over the years and have never seen anything like thisWhen I pay the hefty delivery charge approaching $one would expect the vehicles comes on a truck to a location alot closer then kms from the dealership If my new vehicle has a problem up to kms over warranty, who is left to loose?
This was my first purchase at Halifax Chrysler and will be my last *** ***? It can't be that I lucked out for all these years of buying new cars that my trade values were always before tax and that my NEW vehicles always had less then I would guess 50kms on the odometerThe morale of the story, if you buy from Halifax Chrysler ask to see the final numbers before you pick up your vehicle and ask to know the odometer reading when your salesperson selects your VIN number to secure your vehicle
I purchased my very first Dodge product from Halifax Chrysler in the last month or soI went to Halifax Chrysler mainly due to locationWe negotiated a trade in value and was literally blind sided and in my opinion was *** of my tax savingsWe agreed on a very firm trade value which luckily I had signed off onWhen the final papers were drawn up someone at the dealership basically removed 15% from my trade value so they now had the tax savingsSo instead of me saving $plus tax (Therefore $6900), Mr Dodge man had my trade set at $plus tax savings of 15%
I was caught off guard and basically signed the papers because I was led to beleive this was finalI walked out of the dealership with a sour taste in my mouth to get at the wheel of my NEW vehicle and there is kms on the odometer Being naive I assumed this is a BRAND new vehicle and should not have many kms, my first question was is this a dealer demo?
So after approaching Halifax Chrylser the following day and complaining of these issues, they agreed to give me $back and a credit towards the first oil change at their garageFor me questioning the kilometers I was told this is normal, "Not like it had kms on it I was told"The vehicle they guessed must of come from another dealership when dealers make trades of new inventory I purchased many new vehicles over the years and have never seen anything like thisWhen I pay the hefty delivery charge approaching $one would expect the vehicles comes on a truck to a location alot closer then kms from the dealership If my new vehicle has a problem up to kms over warranty, who is left to loose?
This was my first purchase at Halifax Chrysler and will be my last *** ***? It can't be that I lucked out for all these years of buying new cars that my trade values were always before tax and that my NEW vehicles always had less then I would guess 50kms on the odometerThe morale of the story, if you buy from Halifax Chrysler ask to see the final numbers before you pick up your vehicle and ask to know the odometer reading when your salesperson selects your VIN number to secure your vehicle
I purchased my very first Dodge product from Halifax Chrysler in the last month or so. I went to Halifax Chrysler mainly due to location. We negotiated a trade in value and was literally blind sided and in my opinion was [redacted] of my tax savings. We agreed on a very firm trade value which luckily I had signed off on. When the final papers were drawn up someone at the dealership basically removed 15% from my trade value so they now had the tax savings. So instead of me saving $6000 plus tax (Therefore $6900), Mr Dodge man had my trade set at $5217 plus tax savings of 15%.
I was caught off guard and basically signed the papers because I was led to beleive this was final. I walked out of the dealership with a sour taste in my mouth to get at the wheel of my NEW vehicle and there is 623 kms on the odometer. Being naive I assumed this is a BRAND new vehicle and should not have many kms, my first question was is this a dealer demo?
So after approaching Halifax Chrylser the following day and complaining of these issues, they agreed to give me $800 back and a credit towards the first oil change at their garage. For me questioning the kilometers I was told this is normal, "Not like it had 5000 kms on it I was told". The vehicle they guessed must of come from another dealership when dealers make trades of new inventory. I purchased many new vehicles over the years and have never seen anything like this. When I pay the hefty delivery charge approaching $2000 one would expect the vehicles comes on a truck to a location alot closer then 623 kms from the dealership. If my new vehicle has a problem up to 623 kms over warranty, who is left to loose?
This was my first purchase at Halifax Chrysler and will be my last. [redacted]? It can't be that I lucked out for all these years of buying new cars that my trade values were always before tax and that my NEW vehicles always had less then I would guess 50kms on the odometer. The morale of the story, if you buy from Halifax Chrysler ask to see the final numbers before you pick up your vehicle and ask to know the odometer reading when your salesperson selects your VIN number to secure your vehicle.
I purchased my very first Dodge product from Halifax Chrysler in the last month or so. I went to Halifax Chrysler mainly due to location. We negotiated a trade in value and was literally blind sided and in my opinion was [redacted] of my tax savings. We agreed on a very firm trade value which luckily I had signed off on. When the final papers were drawn up someone at the dealership basically removed 15% from my trade value so they now had the tax savings. So instead of me saving $6000 plus tax (Therefore $6900), Mr Dodge man had my trade set at $5217 plus tax savings of 15%.
I was caught off guard and basically signed the papers because I was led to beleive this was final. I walked out of the dealership with a sour taste in my mouth to get at the wheel of my NEW vehicle and there is 623 kms on the odometer. Being naive I assumed this is a BRAND new vehicle and should not have many kms, my first question was is this a dealer demo?
So after approaching Halifax Chrylser the following day and complaining of these issues, they agreed to give me $800 back and a credit towards the first oil change at their garage. For me questioning the kilometers I was told this is normal, "Not like it had 5000 kms on it I was told". The vehicle they guessed must of come from another dealership when dealers make trades of new inventory. I purchased many new vehicles over the years and have never seen anything like this. When I pay the hefty delivery charge approaching $2000 one would expect the vehicles comes on a truck to a location alot closer then 623 kms from the dealership. If my new vehicle has a problem up to 623 kms over warranty, who is left to loose?
This was my first purchase at Halifax Chrysler and will be my last. [redacted]? It can't be that I lucked out for all these years of buying new cars that my trade values were always before tax and that my NEW vehicles always had less then I would guess 50kms on the odometer. The morale of the story, if you buy from Halifax Chrysler ask to see the final numbers before you pick up your vehicle and ask to know the odometer reading when your salesperson selects your VIN number to secure your vehicle.