Bad experience
justin@af
03-14-2001, 08:48 AM
I had a bad experience with a car dealer in Tallahassee...For some reason these dealers think that if they see some kids that "LOOK" like they are teens they automatically assume we are stupid or something...well at least the dealer i went to did...I was interested in a red 98 prelude and the dealer marked it up way above what it was worth...I told the guy thats not what its worth and he said yes it is, i even offered to show the guy on the internet and use nada or kbb and he just refused and stamped out of his office and so i just got another salesman who did the exact same thing. Geesh some of the adults just don't trust us...and plus the car had an SH sticker on it but they wouldn't believe me that it wasnt' one until i showed them on the vin number that it was a base.
Some people...hehe:mad:
Some people...hehe:mad:
verboom
04-17-2001, 12:52 AM
What a bunch of shitheads. They could make better sales if they didn't act as if they were better than everybody.
GOD
04-17-2001, 09:01 AM
I know exactly what u mean ......when they see some teenagers they really dont help you out that much and sometimes they dont even bother to help u and try to rip u off .....damn car salesman....and most of the time they dont even have a damn clue about what their saleing . IDIOTS!!!!!!!!
bellaracing
05-07-2001, 07:19 PM
yes alot of dealers do see teenagers and just ignore them or talk down to them but think about it everywhere we go this happens not just at a dealership. This is just how society sees teenagers now. They think we have no money and are good for nothing. This is why when I work I never talk down to fellow teenagers and I am always willing to listen to them and learn new things. If I make a mistake I will let them know I won't just try to play it off and think I am better then them.
The only thing that I think sucks for the teenage buyer is that they cannot take the cars out by themselves for a test drive (if they are under 25). Actually my insurance company is saying we can't even let them drive the car. This is highly stupid because if the person does have the money to buy it then how are they going to be able to see if they like the way it handles when they cannot even get behind the wheel.
The only thing that I think sucks for the teenage buyer is that they cannot take the cars out by themselves for a test drive (if they are under 25). Actually my insurance company is saying we can't even let them drive the car. This is highly stupid because if the person does have the money to buy it then how are they going to be able to see if they like the way it handles when they cannot even get behind the wheel.
verboom
05-07-2001, 09:24 PM
Wow, is it 25? I figured it was like 21 or something. Dang, they don't really want to sell do they?
bellaracing
05-08-2001, 06:42 PM
It is not like they do not want to sell it is just the damn insurance companies are so strict on us. I think it is not right.
blatch
05-08-2001, 08:17 PM
insurance costs hella money.
bellaracing
05-08-2001, 10:25 PM
hell yeah insurance costs alot of money
I hate it how just because we are young and just starting to drive they judge us on that and think we suck at driving and jack up the insurance payments so high but meanwhile they have senior citizens driving around who cannot even see with no patience to add on top of that. Nothing against old people but I fear for their life and my life when they are driving. I bet their insurance isn't as high as mine just because they have been paying for insurance for awhile and yet who is the more reliable driver in this case?The one who can actually see the objects around them and yet no cheap insurance for me.
I hate it how just because we are young and just starting to drive they judge us on that and think we suck at driving and jack up the insurance payments so high but meanwhile they have senior citizens driving around who cannot even see with no patience to add on top of that. Nothing against old people but I fear for their life and my life when they are driving. I bet their insurance isn't as high as mine just because they have been paying for insurance for awhile and yet who is the more reliable driver in this case?The one who can actually see the objects around them and yet no cheap insurance for me.
verboom
05-09-2001, 10:09 AM
Hold it there bella, try beig a guy. Then you'll have some room to complain. Girls have it so much better than us guys. Jeepers... trying to complain about your insurance. It's just not fair, you get the cheap insurace rates, and the breasts. Just kidding though, there's a good number of reasons it's great to be a guy too though.
bellaracing
05-09-2001, 05:12 PM
oh I was going to bring up the point about girls having cheaper insurance as well but then again to me that is great *lol*so I decided to keep it in
girls have cheaper insurance because the fools at the insurance company think that only guys have fast cars and are the only immature ones that want to race
but what they don't know cannot hurt them or hurt my insurance rates
girls have cheaper insurance because the fools at the insurance company think that only guys have fast cars and are the only immature ones that want to race
but what they don't know cannot hurt them or hurt my insurance rates
i_rebel
05-14-2001, 01:44 PM
My worst dealership experience was after I purchased my '93 G20 . . . I got shafted, and I'll spare the details, becase I've got a lot to do today . . .
I'll never give that dealership my business again . . . I'll go to school and become an Infiniti mechanic if I have to . . .
I'll never give that dealership my business again . . . I'll go to school and become an Infiniti mechanic if I have to . . .
kris
05-14-2001, 10:29 PM
Dealers are all wacked. They all try to screw you over here, even the friggin infiniti dealer. :monkeypis
bellaracing
05-15-2001, 07:57 PM
Kris
hey now watch what you say not all dealers are wacked
hey now watch what you say not all dealers are wacked
matt
05-15-2001, 08:14 PM
Insurance companies piss me off. What really pisses me off is the sexist rates that they have. They assume that just because guys are guys that we are bad drivers. Who ever said that women were these driving godesses? I know plenty of chicks who can't drive well (run red lights constantly, cut off people, weave, and are wreckless in general). I'm not saying all chicks are bad drivers because I know lots of good female drivers as well. I just think it is pretty shitty for insurance companies to automatically discriminate against males, especailly if you are under 25. I don't see why they can't give everyone a clean slate and build from there. It's just another conspiracy. Owell.
verboom
05-16-2001, 05:11 PM
Yeah! Hear hear! My sister has had 50% more accidents than me, and she drives so bad it makes me sick to be in the car with her. But does she pay more? I think NOT!
daviid
03-12-2002, 09:34 PM
the dealership i work at teenagers are all treated the same as adults. why? because for all the salesman knows is that he could of played gran turismo and saw a car he likes alot and his father his rich beyond belief and will buy him the car he wants. also we only allow test drivers to be 18 and older. not 25
Tom_S8
03-13-2002, 03:56 AM
Originally posted by daviid
the dealership i work at teenagers are all treated the same as adults. why? because for all the salesman knows is that he could of played gran turismo and saw a car he likes alot and his father his rich beyond belief and will buy him the car he wants. also we only allow test drivers to be 18 and older. not 25
Same here , when i was purchasing the audi i didn't even have the license yet , because there was a big wait time to get one , because of the special equipment i ordered , they had to pre order it in factory in Germany or so... I also had only little time to do it , i arrived with my friend in a E36 M3 at the audi dealer and it wasafter we were playing tennis so we were in shorts and sport shoes , the salesman looked kinda shocked when one 19 and one 16 (me , at that time) kids go into the dealer and ask for the most expensive car:bloated: , he thought it was a joke , but somehow he realized that we're seriuos and everything went well...:coolguy:
the dealership i work at teenagers are all treated the same as adults. why? because for all the salesman knows is that he could of played gran turismo and saw a car he likes alot and his father his rich beyond belief and will buy him the car he wants. also we only allow test drivers to be 18 and older. not 25
Same here , when i was purchasing the audi i didn't even have the license yet , because there was a big wait time to get one , because of the special equipment i ordered , they had to pre order it in factory in Germany or so... I also had only little time to do it , i arrived with my friend in a E36 M3 at the audi dealer and it wasafter we were playing tennis so we were in shorts and sport shoes , the salesman looked kinda shocked when one 19 and one 16 (me , at that time) kids go into the dealer and ask for the most expensive car:bloated: , he thought it was a joke , but somehow he realized that we're seriuos and everything went well...:coolguy:
Scott 02
01-29-2003, 07:52 AM
I heard that this one time a friend of my dads test drove a car for a day. When he went to return it..they said that it was his car now :eek: Now do you think this dude was pissed or what.:D
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