Dave Evans | Page 2

I was shopping for my first car, but I was worried that since my credit isn’t the best that I would need a co-signer, which I don’t have. I wasn’t actually expecting to drive off the lot with anything, I t since my credit isn’t the best that I would need a co-signer, which I don’t have. I wasn’t actually expecting to drive off the lot with anything, I thought I would get told that I needed a co-signer and I’d get shooed out. Much to my amazement I was able to purchase a car without a license, which is legal in MO. The plan was to learn to drive in my new car so I could get my license. The paperwork was signed, my friend drove me off the lot and that was that. I thought. I had the car for a week before the calls started. I was bombarded with calls from Napleton’s financial team about the bank that was financing me wanting me to have a license to finalize the process. I never bought a car before but I was under the impression that once I am accepted by a bank, sign the paperwork , pay and leave the lot with the car that everything was throughly looked over and completed. So the Napleton team rushed me to get my license, asking me to “take the driving test anyway” when I told them that I have NEVER driven a car before. I wanted/needed time to practice. My anxiety rose and with the help of a friend, I started my driving lessons, but Napelton wouldn’t wait. So today, the bank financing me pulled out and Napelton told me to bring the car back after forcing me to write a five star review. You can’t imagine how depressing it is to be granted my first car and have it torn away from me because the salesman that worked with me didn’t do his research on the banks financing people. Why sell a car to me if the banks can’t finalize the process without a license? Why didn’t the salesman know that when he was taking my $4,000? Why wasn’t the process finalized when my friend drove me off the lot in my new car? What type of company gets your hopes up and forces you to make a humiliating trek to their establishment so they can take the keys they were so eager to give you and tell you to catch an Uber home? How am I supposed to tell my children that mommy’s new car, Onyx is gone? Napleton. Napleton is the kind of self serving company that would do that. Thanks. More

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