Can i get out my contract?

Question

Okay i bought a car from a buy here pay here car lot. To make a long story short the car was a piece of u know what. And i had only had it for 2 weeks before it broke down on me. Well i returned the car to the car lot and they just sented me a note saying they was going to sell the car. And if the amount they sell the car for is more than i paid for it. I will get the extra money but if its less i will still owe them money. Now i have heard these crooks that work at these places are out for money but i know if they sell the car to someone i should be out of my contract and wont have to deal with them anymore.

Answer 1

Actually, if they sell the vehicle, make sure that you get them to show a bill of sell for the actual amount that they sold it for. Otherwise, you could have to pay more even though they sold it for more. Say you bought it for $4000, put $1000 dn, financed $3000 and they sold it again for $4000, they would tell you that they sold it for $2000 and make you pay for the difference. And if they sold it for more than you paid for it, YOU WILL NOT GET THE DIFFERENCE, no matter what you do. They can do whatever they want to with it. Sold for less, you pay, for more, they keep. Now, if they have a warranty on it, I would have made them fix it. If not, DON'T BUY FROM THERE AGAIN.

Answer 2

I have a feeling that they can get more for pos they had sold you. Your assumption is correct but late - they are crooks but what they suggest could be the least evil for you.

Answer 3

janice sorry to burst your bubble you are held liable because of the dealer contract you signed // they have already put it on your credit report you owe them x amount of dollars and until you take care ot this matter could b on your credit history for seven years

Answer 4

get another car elsewhere and have the dealer deal with it