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| 1. Written by hank053 on October 28, 2010 Thank you Ahem, NY state resident should go and try to buy a car from the automall and then post back, I really doubt if he would be praising them. |
| 2. Written by ahem on October 27, 2010 @ NY State Resident: fyi wherever the car is REGISTERED then that is where the tax will be paid. You make it sound as if the potential buyer is getting around the system. *** |
| 3. Written by Almost Screwed on September 8, 2010 I recently bought a Hyundai at Atlantic Auto Mall. I figured out the financing with interest before I got there and when they gave me the bill with the monthly amount it was $15 more per month than my calculation. When I brought it to the salespersons attention he brought it to the finance manager who quickly corrected it and said it was a "calculation error." This is obviously a lie. If I didn't notice this it would have cost me an extra $900 by the time I paid the car off. It is this type of fraud that should be investigated and shut down. The sad part is that Advantage Hyundai is even more dishonest. A salesman there named Eric tried to add $395 fee at the end of our negotiations without me noticing and when I said something he said it was a DMV fee, which was a lie. |
| 4. Written by NY State Resident on July 2, 2010 So basically you're upset that the dealership wouldn't let you commit fraud? I'm going off the assumption that you wanted to purchase the car "as if you lived in Florida" in save on sales tax (or some other charges owed to NY state). BRAVO Atlantic Automall! |
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