**Edit - Elliott called me within minutes of posting this... - Samantha M.
**Edit - Elliott called me within minutes of posting this and messaging the dealership. He has gone above and beyond to help my family get out of this jam, and the outcome and their level of involvement is much more than I have ever received (or expected) from a dealership. While I am still very unhappy with the salesman that set this up, my daughter shouldn't have entered into the agreement and shares the blame for this situation. I was told by the dealership manager that they would speak to the saleman. I would definitely work with Elliott in the future and would give him my business, but never the salesman that was a part of this mess. I am very satisfied with the dealership's level of response and am honestly astounded by their willingness to get involved and fix it. Thank you, Elliott. You really saved my family in this mess. I don't think the error of one employee necessarily indicates the entire dealership is shady.
Original review: Unethical sales practices. In early November (?) my 18y.o. daughter went to this dealership with her boyfriend of a month, he wanted a truck. The salesman ran his credit, it was not sufficient, and my DTR tells me the salesman asked her if she wanted to run hers and finance for him. SHE WAS 18. She did it, despite the fact that she and this boy live three hours apart and barely knew each other. This saleman arranged for my 18y.o. DTR to finance this $30k truck for this boy, because he promised to make the payments. He has not made any payments and *last night* (12/16/2020) I found out about this. Now we have to go get this truck, which I don't want, and take care of this $600/mo payment, which is in default. Yes - I acknowledge that my DTR willingly entered into this financial agreement - but she had absolutely no understanding of the impact of this, and now it is hitting home. I am utterly disgusted with whatever salesman set this up, knowing that there was no legal relationship between these 2 young people, they had a tenuous relationship at best, did not even live in the same state as the dealership, and lived hours apart from each other. This is abhorrent. Please think about what you would do if your DTR was put in this position. I feel like her youthful naivety was capitalized upon in a very real financial benefit for this dealership and the person who runs it should look into this, as I am assuming and hoping this unethical tactic is not the norm with this dealership. So disappointing. I have sent this same narrative to the dealership and my DTR has attempted to call them.
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