Goldstein Chrysler Jeep Dodge

After a lengthy trail of email documentation. I accepted an offer to purchase a new 2011 Dodge Ram and to trade my vehicle from salesman Chris Snyder. It was the last day of the month. Chris and I agreed an offer to purchase a new 2011 Dodge Ram and to trade my vehicle from salesman Chris Snyder. It was the last day of the month. Chris and I agreed on a time to meet at the dealership so I could sign the PNS. He sent yet another email asking how I was going to be paying for the vehicle, even though this was also already discussed. He also asked if the "monies" would be available. I reminded him I was financing through my credit union and NO they wouldn't. As we needed to sign the PNS and forward it the the bank, then I needed to sign all the necessary paperwork for the bank. They then would cut him a check. OK was his response. A few hours later I arrived at GOLDSTEIN Dodge as scheduled. # 1 thing that wasn't as described MY new truck wasn't there. The VIN #'s. Didn't match. No problem though.....as the options were the same and the price also. Then the BAIT & SWITCH games began!! I sat down to sign and was then informed that since it was the last day of the month, It wasn't enough to just sign the PNS to secure pricing with the Dodge factory rebates/incentives. They needed to be able to log this vehicle in to the Dodge system as sold. So that meant I needed to purchase the vehicle and complete a bill of sale. They told me the ONLY way to do this was to PAY IN FULL IMMEDIATELY! They wanted me to write them a personal check for the balance of the new truck over my trade in which was $13,080.00. I told them that I did not have the funds to cover that check in my account. They told me it wouldn't be cashed "just held" until they got the "certified check". I opposed the notion of knowingly committing a felony and writing a BAD CHECK! I told them That I was very uncomfortable with the idea and that I thought it was a very underhanded way of conducting business! At this time my salesman Chris got up angrily and brought in back up. We now were dealing with Greg, who was a more refined crook! He reiterated all of the same BS. They showed me their "check holding" contract/ agreement. (Which I took and will report them to the Atty Generals office and the better business bureau and any other blog I find). Oh, AND at one point the check I was to write went up from the difference between the 2 vehicles to the entire price of the truck! The story kept changing! This check holding agreement form they use says right on it and in bold type, that the maximum amount of a held check is $1,000.00 and that said check WILL be available for deposit. And that Goldstein Corp. Will take whatever legal action is necessary to claim the funds! They had no answer as to why the form said maximum $1,000.00 check and they were asking for at first $13,000.00 + And then upwards of $30,0000.00! I had no choice but to get up and leave, NO SALE!!! More

I was in the market for a used 300, but they only one that was somewhat interesting was a '06 Touring w/ 12k miles. It wasn't quite what I had in mind, but in the showroom was a new '06 300C that was $62 that was somewhat interesting was a '06 Touring w/ 12k miles. It wasn't quite what I had in mind, but in the showroom was a new '06 300C that was $6200 off the list price. After a few days, Chris called me back and I wanted to talk a little more about my trade-in offer. He showed me the invoice of the 300C to verfiy that it was under invoice, and he was able to offer what I wanted for my trade. Instead of a used 300, I got the color and engine size that I wanted, wit many more features for just a little more than I planned on spending and only 11 miles! I am extremely satisifed with the car and my experience, and never felt pressured to make a decision. More