Comments on: Chrysler Satisfaction Program: Just Return it in 30 Days*

By: Car Enthusiast

Car Enthusiast — Mon, 12 May 2008 21:47:09 +0000

Its always amazing how they get you in the small print
Its the same people , with the same mentality , who are in position of authority in the car industry = whether it be at the ceo, executive sales or marketing ends
The poor fellow at the dealership is most cases is repeating with a clear conscience what he was told by his “sales manager”
The sales manager is under pressure , and probably does not know or comprehend what the significance of one line in the document – or its ramifications
When are these big men from Detroit realize that the game is up
Most people ( other than themselves and their competitive I am smarter than you nature) realize that most people just want to buy a quality and reliable automotive product at a fair price without the haggling
Simple as that

By: Terry Lee

Terry Lee — Wed, 14 Feb 2007 14:28:35 +0000

If you didn’t know this was a scam without reading the mouse print, you are too gullible. I figured there’d be a big mileage charge, but a 5% “restocking fee”. Is the whole commercial world turned “scumbag”. Didn’t they hear what happened to Key Lay (ENRON)?

By: John

John — Tue, 23 Jan 2007 03:57:39 +0000

HEY, YOU DROVE THE CAR AND REDUCED THE VALUE YOU SHOULD PAY FOR IT. I DON’T THINK ANY BODY IS GETTING SCREWED. IT’S BETTER THAN SAYING GO SCREW YOURSELF. STOP CRYING LIKE A LITTE GIRL.

By: X-Auto Salesman

X-Auto Salesman — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 03:51:33 +0000

Hello,
That add is so true. Your “Facts are exactly right.”As A former
car salesman for 5 years selling dodge, jeep and chrysler
vehicles,we were told to ease the customers into making an
on-the-spot purchase try to calm them down with the idea that
they can return it if they arent satisfied. Twice there we
2 different shoppers who came back to return their car and
were shocked that we were not going to “fully refund them.”
They demanded to speak to the manager but then he came over and
tried to talk them into keeping the car. He even offered them
an extra savings of $1000. They refused.

By: Will Rogers

Will Rogers — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 23:44:53 +0000

Just another example of BUYER BE-WARE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You can’t BELIEVE any thing a car salesman tell you and less than
half of what they put in writing and try to explain to customer!!!!!!!!
There is always two(or more) ways to interrpet what is written and said!!!