How I Was Scammed by a Chevy Dealer: Exposing Their Dishonest Practices

🚗The Chevy dealer sold me a GMC Yukon with undisclosed problems, highlighting their lack of honesty and ethics.

💔As soon as I saw the temporary tag on the car, I knew it had been previously sold to another customer and returned.

📝The dealership tried to cover up the vehicle's history by changing the mileage and removing stickers.

💰Fixing the transmission issue and other problems in the car would cost me over $5,000.

⚠️I contacted the dealership and confronted the salesman, exposing their lies and deceptive practices.

How did you realize you were scammed by the Chevy dealer?

—The temporary tag and other discrepancies in the car's history made me suspect foul play, leading me to investigate further.

What did you find inside the vehicle that confirmed the deception?

—I discovered a dealership-branded letter opener and trinkets that are usually given to customers, indicating that the car had been previously sold.

How did you confront the dealership about their dishonest practices?

—I texted the salesman whose number I found on the letter opener, seeking answers and proof of their deception.

What actions did you take to address the situation?

—I made sure the auction house was aware of the dealership's unethical practices and sent the car back to them to avoid further complications.

What lessons did you learn from this experience?

—Always be cautious when buying from franchise dealerships and thoroughly inspect the vehicle's history and condition to avoid scams.

00:00I share my personal experience of being scammed by a well-known Chevy dealer.

02:48I discovered a temporary tag on the car, indicating that it had been previously sold and returned.

06:29I found dealership-branded items in the vehicle, proving that it had been sold before.

08:13I confronted the salesman by texting the number on the dealership-branded letter opener.

09:02I returned the car to the dealership and informed the auction house about their unethical practices.