A couple months ago I received a letter in the mai...

A couple months ago I received a letter in the mail that said I qualified for a brand new car with zero money down. It was hard to believe because I just had gotten out of a bankruptcy. The letter even stated regardless of bankruptcy . I called and a gentleman by the name of Vince helped me. He looked me up and he said the letter was true. I gave him my info and he told me I qualified for at least $20,000 we set up a date to where we can meet. I m a manger so my schedule was difficult prior to meeting up with him. I finally went down and I asked for Vince . It took 30 minutes for someone to meet with me and it wasn t Vince . I forgot the gentleman s name but he took me to another building. I gave him all my information and took about an hour for him to run everything. Finally got all the paperwork work and he didn t tell me what I qualified for. I kept telling him everything Vince had told me and the letter I got in the mail. This man said Haha Vince doesn t know what he s talking about . So in my head that just didn t feel right to me at all. We walked around the lot found a nice used car. Test drove it and all that good stuff. Came back to the office got me all the numbers. Total was nearly $30,000 with a down payment of $3000. So I was shook. Not because of the price but I had felt like I was played. I came all the way down to Roseville from Dixon to hopefully get a car. I felt like I was totally played and that just didn t sit well with me at all. I just got up, took my stuff and left. The ford dealership across the street was offering me a brand new 2019 Ford Fiesta ST for just about $23,000 with only $1000 down. Let me mention that the car I liked at Toyota was a 2016 Nissan Altima with 33,xxx miles. A used car will always be a used car. I told the gentleman that was helping me out that it was a complete waste of time on both ends and the communication on their part was horrible.