Getting your first car, whether it’s brand new or used, can be really exciting. But if you go for a used one, it can get tricky because you never really know if the sales advisor is being totally honest about its condition.
“When he arrived at my house, he had the agreement and loan documents with him. Caught up in the excitement of getting a car, I signed the agreement but refrained from signing the loan document because it stipulated a payment of approximately RM780 over 7 years.” “After testing the car, I didn’t feel it was worth the money for me to proceed. So, I contacted the sales advisor to inform him that I had changed my mind and would not be going ahead with the purchase.”Amir explained that he tried contacting Darren to return the car, but despite numerous attempts, Darren completely ignored him and didn’t respond.
“I couldn’t afford it. I was furious at the sales advisor, but he continued to ignore my calls and messages. When I visited his workplace, his staff told me he wasn’t there and refused to get involved.”After 2 to 3 days Amir decided to go to Darren’s workplace once again to which he was informed by Darren that he did indeed sign the loan document but Amir was sure of it that he didn’t do such thing.