Q: Hello, I think I am being conned
A couple of weeks ago I decided to buy a different car,I went to a Kia dealership I out right bought a 2006 Kia Sorento for 4000 dollars, signed all paperwork and drove home, first thing I noticed was none of the interior lights were working and then I tried to put gas in it, it spewed back out at me, scared me, I took it back, told them, so salesmen wanted to put me in new car, ran my credit 4 x w/diff banks, said I was approved, I told salesperson, I had suspended license, he said no problem, so he put me in a 2020 kia soul, the following day I get a call, they need a copy of my DL ,I don't have one. Explained I have a unpaid speeding ticket &1 other, I told them I just want my money back, because of the problem that he said was mo problem, now he said dealership will finance me, and wanted to know how much my tickets are because he said dealership will pay all of my tickets and I can just pay them back! I am SUPER LEERY NOW ! What do I do?
A: It's hard to answer this one for you or to give advice. They may just really want to sell a car and not have to give your money back. I hate to state the obvious- but car dealerships want to sell cars and it sounds like they are trying everyone way they can to sell you one. - You need to carefully review your paperwork and decide if this is the deal for you. You have a lot of "moving parts." First - you may want to totally undue the first transaction -so you are starting fresh. But then again read the paperwork and understand what is going on. If you are not sure you should seek legal counsel.
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