Someone got gypped! Cain Toyota Canton, OH

May 24, 2007 2 Replies

Found out ex-wife traded in her 95 4-runner for a Rav 4. I had told her I wanted it if she was going to trade it in, but she did it anyway. They gave her $500 for it and the dealership said they wanted $1500 for it. HAH!



It needed motor work, and probably injection work as well.



I offered them $600 for their trouble, but they declined but said the next day it was sold.



Some poor sap is going to have a handful.



I'm sure it wasnt disclosed that she had a "blonde" moment one night and shifted into reverse at 70 mph!



Now that I am Toyota-less, I'm outta this NG. Happy wrenching everyone!


-SP


Hurry back. Date who ever you want, but I would get married. I'm 53 and my stepdad is 90. Way too young to get remarried here.

The dealer sold it to a wholesaler, or shipped it off to auction.

Once your ex- handed over the keys to them, it was lost to you forever. The

4Runner was 12 years old, UNLESS it was in A-1 Condition, there is no way in Hell they would sell it to anybody that might want to bring it back -- YOU are counted among this group. An auction buyer or a wholesaler can not bring the car back ... And, when they sell the car to you, you can't bring it back to the original dealer (the one your ex- used) either.

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