Henkel Automotive group advertised a price of new car I told them I would buy it and they refused to sell it for that price Raised the price $ Henkel Automotive Group refused to sell me a new car for the advertised price I offered to either finance it through them or pay cash They told me they could not sell the car for the advertised price and added $to the price of car This did not include sales tax or other licensing fees They used a low price to get you in the door and then tricked you to pay more
I was not told that the vehicle had a marked title, I found out the title was a lemon title after six months down the line I want to sell it
I bought a car from Heckel Auto back in September Most of the deal went along over the phone for a week because I lived in StJohn IndianaI was told on numerous Occasions that the vehicle had a clean titleI was informed that it was a Chrysler buyback because of a warranty issue and RecallI had never heard of the term lemon before, I was told that this did not affect the title and the car has been fixed of the recall and was perfect for me to take homeI bought the car and loved it for six monthsIt was not until I went to sell it 7months down the road for a truck that I found out that the title was branded lemon It was not until I went to sell it down the road for a truck that I found out that the title was branded as a lemon This car has always had a lemon title and in the state of Florida where the car was originally from a
Stripping vehicles of standard equipment before selling and selling under pretenses
I would like to notify the Revdex.com about Henkel Automotive in *** *** stripping vehicles before selling themMy year old just bought his first vehicle and the antenna had been removed, the key to the sunroof was missing, the tire tools had been removed and the original tires had been swapped out for old tires (at least one had a plug in it and after days my son had a flat and was stranded for hours)The car only has 22k miles on it and the tires are almost baldWe had to inquire about the antenna and key to the sunroofs but unfortunately did not catch the missing tire toolsI think this is a very shady operation they are running and would like to see them held accountable
Henkel Automotive group advertised a price of new car I told them I would buy it and they refused to sell it for that price Raised the price $
Henkel Automotive Group refused to sell me a new car for the advertised price I offered to either finance it through them or pay cash They told me they could not sell the car for the advertised price and added $to the price of car This did not include sales tax or other licensing fees They used a low price to get you in the door and then tricked you to pay more
Henkel Automotive group advertised a price of new car I told them I would buy it and they refused to sell it for that price Raised the price $ Henkel Automotive Group refused to sell me a new car for the advertised price I offered to either finance it through them or pay cash They told me they could not sell the car for the advertised price and added $to the price of car This did not include sales tax or other licensing fees They used a low price to get you in the door and then tricked you to pay more
I was not told that the vehicle had a marked title, I found out the title was a lemon title after six months down the line I want to sell it
I bought a car from Heckel Auto back in September Most of the deal went along over the phone for a week because I lived in StJohn IndianaI was told on numerous Occasions that the vehicle had a clean titleI was informed that it was a Chrysler buyback because of a warranty issue and RecallI had never heard of the term lemon before, I was told that this did not affect the title and the car has been fixed of the recall and was perfect for me to take homeI bought the car and loved it for six monthsIt was not until I went to sell it 7months down the road for a truck that I found out that the title was branded lemon It was not until I went to sell it down the road for a truck that I found out that the title was branded as a lemon This car has always had a lemon title and in the state of Florida where the car was originally from a
Stripping vehicles of standard equipment before selling and selling under pretenses
I would like to notify the Revdex.com about Henkel Automotive in *** *** stripping vehicles before selling themMy year old just bought his first vehicle and the antenna had been removed, the key to the sunroof was missing, the tire tools had been removed and the original tires had been swapped out for old tires (at least one had a plug in it and after days my son had a flat and was stranded for hours)The car only has 22k miles on it and the tires are almost baldWe had to inquire about the antenna and key to the sunroofs but unfortunately did not catch the missing tire toolsI think this is a very shady operation they are running and would like to see them held accountable
Henkel Automotive group advertised a price of new car I told them I would buy it and they refused to sell it for that price Raised the price $
Henkel Automotive Group refused to sell me a new car for the advertised price I offered to either finance it through them or pay cash They told me they could not sell the car for the advertised price and added $to the price of car This did not include sales tax or other licensing fees They used a low price to get you in the door and then tricked you to pay more