Back in early Oct. 2011, I called Antwerpen to find out if I could trade a 1990 old for a vehicle on their lot. I informed the salesmen Ged I had just started working and had below 600 credit. He took all my credit info and an hour later called me to come on in to pick out a vehicle. He stated he will not let me leave without being in a car. That I enjoyed. He then put me in a 2010 Malibu and took my 1990 Malibu as a trade. He and the finance guy gave me a deal for $425.00 per month and asked me to post date a $1000.00 check which my wife did.
I was told to contact a finance company called Exiter with insurance information. When I called that company, they did not have any info on me. I then began calling Antwerpen to find out who I needed to pay, how much and when and not to touch the post dated check until we established the loan info. The day after the purchase, I secured insurance through Allstate along my other family vehicles.
Each week, I was contacting someone from the dealership through telephone calls, email and texting, trying to get info on finance and my perm tags but instead just got a tag extension. Finally a manager named Bas and a lady Angela ** called, asking me to bring the car back now three months later. I have been left with the expense of paying for a vehicle I did not own and I know have to re-register and tag my 1990 old vehicle along with some repairs to the exhaust system which was not damaged upon trade.
I want them to know they cannot continue to handle customers like this and pay for the damages to me. I can reached at **. By the way, both salesman and finance guy have been unavailable to answer any questions.
