RE: screwing

[Paul Lin <pclin@ibm.net>]

I'll leave the name of the car anonamous:
Kelly Blue Book value: $15.8K
This is the value that Autonations go by.  Giving their sales pitch, it 
seemed like a good deal.  We went to banks to find financing and they went 
by the NADA book:
Loan Value: $10K
Retail: $13.5K

The bank laughed at us for paying $15.8K for the car.  I figured that with 
the NADA book, the car is valued at most $13.8K.  And Autonations is the 
place where they give you a "fair" price so that there is no haggling 
involved.  That's what the deal is, no haggle dealership, much like a 
Saturn format.  I even asked them when I was at the dealership whether the 
$15.8K was also the loan value, the sales guy reassured me it is and said 
again how wonderful the deal is.  I hate two things in life:
1.  Being lied to.
2.  Being laughed at.

AAAARRRRGGGGGGHHHHHH.

Paul

-----Original Message-----
From:	MRobT@aol.com [SMTP:MRobT@aol.com]
Sent:	Tuesday, September 15, 1998 12:35 AM
To:	jettaglx@igtc.com
Subject:	screwing

Look guys, if you're gonna' talk about screwing or anything else, at least
have the courtesy to change the subject...
ROB
In what way was the screwing done?

-David

Paul Lin wrote:

> Hate to deviate from the subject, but has anyone had any dealings with
> Autonations (nationwide used car dealership)???  Or have heard anything
> about them?  I think I got screwed!!!!  Please any  responses are
> welcome!!!

I don't think this has anything to do with smelly a/c vents!!!