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Underriner Nissan of the Dalles

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  • Lorrie M

    Date: 11/15/2024

    This business has an F rating and keeps on changing their business name. On Yelp, they were first listed as *** *********, then Underriner Nissan, now *** ********* ***** soon after my complaint. I was led to believe they were financing me with an SUV. We discussed my down payment and dellivery options and **** in the sales department agreed. Then he shared pictures of the vehicle with me and told me he would have no problem delivering the vehicle to me, because he often visited the area. He also agreed to my down payment offer. Then he calls me to tell me that he would need an extra $2,200 MORE for the down payment. Basically, he was perfectly willing to finance the car, until he found out that I wasn't rich and living on disability. It's terrible to lead people on in this manner, who are in need of safe and reliable transportation, only to retract the deal, due to disability or class discrimination. This is becoming standard operating procedure with nearly all dealerships. They don't want to sell anything under $10,000-$15,000. They want large down payments and high monthly payments and most people cannot afford these vehicles. Especially on a fixed income, living paycheck to paycheck. We deserve safe and reliable transportation too. Not just rich people. There are plenty of good cars available for $5,000. They just don't want them on their lot, unless they can sell them in one lump sum payment. For most people, this is very discouraging and depressing.

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