Check this out!
Friend of mine who works as a Sevice advisor in a Subaru Dealer told me a woman, probably in her 70's drove to the dealership in a 67 RS Convert Camaro ( 1 to 10, 10 being the best it was a 6)
It was in her family for many, many years and was covered up in her garage since 93.
She wanted to trade it in for a new Subaru Outback.
To make it short they offered her only $1000 for the Camaro for the trade.
She took it because she didn't know any better and the scumbags knew this.
After she left the scumbags put the Camaro out on their lot.
It sold for $10,500 in a couple of hours.
I wish I was in the waiting room when that lady pulled in.
I would have given her at least $1500 for it.
Only kidding, there should be a law against ripping someone off like that.

Schoon

 

...And so is the "way of the world." If the guy who put the screws to her lives long enough, the old saying, "what goes around, comes around" will apply to him and his. People who do others like that are surrounded by ****, as **** begets ****. A person like him should have been confronted on the spot and his underhandedness brought to light right then and there. People like him are NOT EVEN a good pimple on the *** of humanity. You should contact the local newspaper and let the community know about the dealership's unethical business parctices. Making a deal w/ a customer on a regular trade-in is one thing. Knowingly beating an unsuspecting senior citizen out of a very valuable automobile is for sure unethical and possibly even criminal.
Needless to say that really "pisses me off" and if it were anyone I knew, that salesman would get a SERIOUS good ***-whoopin'.

 

I agree with you Texas Jim. That guy needs to be put in the spot light and have his *** whooped big time.

 

There's a reason that car salesmen in general rank right down at the bottom w/ real estate salesmen and lawyers.