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• Review fromJennifer D

  Date: 09/12/2023

  1 star
  I was shocked and frustrated to discover a hidden lien on our new vehicle, preventing me from registering it despite diligently paying required sales taxes included in our loan agreement, costing us over $3,000 out of pocket. Contacting ******** St. Peters for clarification, my interaction with *************************** was unconvincing. Initially denying the lien, she later admitted its existence but claimed it was resolved.Weeks passed with no resolution, prompting me to contact ************** authorities, who had no record of lien clearance communication from ********. Seeking clarity, I emailed ******* via ******************************* contact but received another contradictory call from *******, now denying the lien's existence.Throughout this ordeal, I encountered frustration and a lack of accountability from ******** St. Peters. *******'s dismissive attitude and blame-shifting intensified my frustration. Hearing a representative claim, "This happens all the time," was unsatisfactory, as it's not a common issue.Now, I'm burdened with a hefty loan and $13,000 in expenses for a vehicle I don't technically own due to ******** St. Peters' incompetence and refusal to take responsibility. I was warned by the ************** and ********* that my plates may not match the system, potentially leading to detainment during traffic stops.In conclusion, exercise caution with ******** St. Peters. If possible, explore alternatives. My experience with ******* and the dealership was marked by deflection and misinformation, lacking accountability. In today's world, it's disheartening to see businesses evade responsibility without integrity or accountability, falling short of consumer expectations.

• Review fromLeon S

  Date: 08/30/2023

  1 star
  Bommarito Cadillac Of St Peters is in violation of Title 15 U.S.C. 1605(a) and the ******** in that the price of my vehicle was inflated to give a larger compensation to the dealer and the bank by adding charges (GAP, Administration Fee) to the amount financed instead of the finance charge. This is a violation of Truth In Lending Act ******** because Regulation Z prohibits creditors from compensating loan originators for anything other than the credit extended and for steering consumers to unfavorable options for the sake of higher compensation. Fraud involves a false representation of facts intentionally designed to provide the Perpetrator (person aware of information) with an unlawful gain or to deny a right to a victim (person not aware of information). Dealer Bommarito Cadillac owes me $4,054.00 dollars of overcharge fees, F.T.C. violation payment of $50,120.00 and $2,000.00 dollars for the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act violation.