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Review 4/17/2010
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I recently purchased a 2007 Toyota Camry LE at Maroone Toyota in February 2010 for $15,439.06. The original annual percentage was 18.58 percent and my payments would be $399.96 a month for 5 years. My down payment was $4500. Two days later the finance manager called me to come to the dealership after signing a contract for this original amount and told me that the bank "Summit Financial Corporation" asked that I pay $452.00 instead, which also changed my interest rate to 24.30 percent and my total payment for 6 years would be $31,578. I was really desperate for a car because of my State job with the department of health, which required me to drive all day, but after sitting down and reading this contract and all of these negative comments about "Summit Financial Corp", I really got screwed. I really felt pressured into buying this car because no one else wanted to approve me because of my past. Is there anything being done about these thieves and is there anything that I can do? Because they totally took advantage of me as a women and as a person that has bad credit.
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