First National Fleet And Lease Finance Review from Everett, Washington

1.5
Do not go here, huge scam. Spoke to the salesman for a day and a half and nothing he said was true. We were promised a guaranteed loan of $25k. Ended up being no more than $17k. The guarantee was a lie. We were told $1000 down, nope $2000+. We were told over 300 cars to choose from final cars to choose from 2 take it or leave it. Wanted a truck or full sized van, nope mini van or SUV! Nothing these people say is the truth! Don't waste your time or money.
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Do not Deal with First National Fleet & Lease

We stopped in today and I had 3 vehicles in mind, a Caliber, an Impala and a Malibu, all that they seemed to have. Well, the Caliber I wanted to look at wasn't even there. Go figure. It wasn't even at their little dinky backlot... You know, the one where they keep all of their older cars? The Impala they had was listed online at 14.9, but when I asked about it, I was told it was 18.9. Um, that is a significant difference. So, the malibu I looked at and test drove seemed to be very nice, but, since the Impala had a sudden drastic price change, I wanted to make sure that the price online was still the same. I just wanted the sticker price. This "sales manager" from their smaller lot wouldn't even tell me a basic number. He decided to beat around the bush for a while about an origin of loan or point of finance. When he wanted us to run the numbers, I decided to walk out, my husband gave them the "yeah, we'll be back." routine. I am not going to let you run my credit and then come back and say the car is 18 Thousand or some bogus baloney like that. I won't go back and I wont suggest them to anybody. Tip for your sales guys, especially for Louie Anderson there, don't use the term "retard" to refer to other customers, or hypothetical customers. Don't talk about your "playboy sales" days. We don't care how many magazines you sold, you aren't selling me a subscription, you are selling me a car. Please, don't refer to yourself as "Big Daddy." That makes you sound so sleazy, it's ridiculous, I mean, I can't imagine anybody calling and comfortably asking for "Big Daddy "
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