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I wanted an infinity G37. I knew that I couldn't afford to buy a new one. I also know that I get bored quickly with vehicles so short term leasing one was the best option. My husband suggested D&M leasing from the radio advertisements.

I contacted the Houston office and told the salesman exactly what I wanted. He brought me the black G37 infinity and I loved it. I decided that this was the car I wanted. He told me based on the monthly payment I wanted around $500 a month on a 3 year lease, I would have to go with a 2009 model. We agreed that this is what I wanted and he left with the car to get everything set up.

Later that day, he told me that he could not make the numbers work with that particular car that had 18,000 miles but he found me another out of state and was going to have it shipped to Houston. Identical car. The only problem was the lowest he could get my payment was $560/month for the 3 year term as we discussed. I agree to this.

When he brings me the car, it does look the same but had 10k more miles on it. to make up for the extra miles, he agreed to pay for an extended warranty on the car. He made it clear that this warranty was for 36 months so I would be covered the entire time I had the lease. I agreed to keep the car.

He told me to expect to get a call from D&M when I hit the 2 year point into the 3 year lease, as this is the time I would be given the option to buy the car, finish the final year of the lease, or lease a different vehicle. This was presented as a matter of fact or standard business.

As the 2 year mark approaches the beginning in April, I called D&M this week and told them that I wanted to talk about turning in the car and look into SUV's. The salesman I had dealt with is no longer there. The man I spoke with looked at my file and stated that I was a little early to do this. I said no.... just a few months but I wanted to get the ball rolling. He said that he would look into some things and get back to me. Never called back.

I pulled out my paperwork last night and on the top of the agreement it states the term of agreement 36 months.(turns out that is referring to the warranty) Below that is the box that says the lease payments of $561 with the first one due.. followed by 53 more payments yes 53 additional payments. Hoping it was a typo, I called the bank to verify. Yes, the payment plan was set up for 54 payments!

The copy I have is not signed but if I had seen that or had gone over that in the sales office I would have never signed it!. I feel like the lease agreement was deliberatley written that way.

This has me leasing a 2009 car for 5 years and paying over 30,000???

I was lied to over and over again and went in to that office to sign a lease that placed the 36 months right at the top of the form.

I called D&M today and left messages but have yet to receive a call.

I am upset beyond words.

Any advice from anyone?

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I have leased several vehicles from car dealerships. I heard the ad on the radio promising the best monthly rates in the market, so id ecided to check them out.

I was contacted right away by Misti and she seemed really nice. She was very to the point and I liked that from her. After talking a couple times she recommended a car that I was actually interested in. It was a 2013 model with 30k miles on it.

She then proceded to quote me a price that I found ridiculous! The price she quoted was the same price I would pay for the exact same vehicle but a 2015 model and brand new 0miles straight out of the dealership. When I commented that I did not see any value on paying more for al older vehicle she said she would "shee what she can do" and get back to me.

This was 3 weeks ago and I have not heard back from her.

Saty clear of D&M, the prices are NOT the lowest in the market, more like the priciest for those who do not know anything about leasing....watch out! you can have a much better deal directly with a dealrship (And beware their NEGATIVE EQUITY spiel, in the end it comes down to how much you are paying per month and this is not a good deal).

BAD EXPERIENCE

A while ago i was trying to lease a car. I was in contact with Matt Copper. As a first buyer I was really trying to get a good deal. I was very curious about each details and Matt tried to explain everything to me. But numbers were still to high. At the end I sent message to Matt that I was not interested any more. I had a way better deal from another company. He wanted explanation from me and wanted to convince me anyway to lease from DM. I had already set up appointment. He asked me to wait and he would contact with me shortly with deal similar to other company. He has never called me back and I was delaying other person because of that. I was fair to DM. I was responding to emails and he never called me back even with " I am sorry we cannot lease u a car with that price range ". I DO NOT RECOMMEND DM.

PS: if i lease by myself i would pay about 100$ less monthly for a car. DONT BOTHER EVEN.

Yet another snake, at D&M, just like the other lease guys I've talked to. I asked four or five times for the guy to email us the figures on a lease that he swore was the absolute best deal.

After trying (failing) to go around me, and *** my husband, he finally sent a half-*** email admitting he couldn't get the car for less than about $100 MORE than I could get it for myself. They use a roll-your-own credit scoring, to come up with a score that in our case was FORTY POINTS LOWER than Equifax, Experian and Transunion. Not even close to our actual FICO, just so he could try to tell us we don't qualify for the right lease. I knew he was lying from the beginning about paying off my lease.

I talked to my leasing financier and she told me he never even called for a pay-off. Total waste of my time. All those happy people posting glowing reviews on you-know-who websites probably have no clue what their real scores are, or what kind of deal they could have gotten on their own if they had the time to research and do the deals themselves. With all the information at hand on the internet now, there's no excuse for not knowing your actual credit score.

This is the second time I've been lead on a merry chase that ended with a b.s. credit score from the would-be leasing guy. Do it yourselves!

Do your homework! Run from these sleazy middle-men who probably do well to make $40k a year!

Just bought a used truck from D&M. The truck is in great condition and was told that it was clean and everything was inspected and in showroom condition.

Drove it for one day and the low tire pressure sensor came on. I figured that the cold weather caused the tires to deflate slightly. Went to three different tire companies and they all told me the same thing, these tires are very worn. I could continue to drive on them, but they discouraged it.

I have a 15 month old son and I am very upset that they would sell me a car that they checked and most likely knew the tires were worn and old, but sold to me anyways. Was told that they sale the trucks as is and sales are final. I guess I got played for a fool. I emailed the GM, but no response.

Thankfully the sensor went off or I might have been driving on bad tires for a while and risking my son's safety.

I will never buy a vehicle from them again. I am also a teacher and you can bet with over 1,000 teachers and staff in my district I will be spreading the word.

I contacted DM auto lease a week before Christmas to establish what vehicle I was looking for gave the lease agent to options on cars because I knew the first option would be hard to find for the right price . I have the leaae agent all of my information needed to make and start the transaction.

We got off of the phone he stated that this was all that he needed and that he would get started after Christmas and I as a manager of a Walmart respected that this was a busy time of the year for the company DM auto lease. I received a phone call from the sales agent on the Saturday after Christmas with the agent asking if I was still interested in the vehicle and I established again that I was and what vehicles I was interested in.Why would I give out my address social security and personal information if I was not serious in doing business with this company. I was told at the end of the phone call on Saturday that he would call me back on Wednesday 01/02/2012.

This phone call never happened instead I picked up the phone and called him right at 5pm the office closes at 6pm his first statement was glad you called and we spoke about the same things I talked about when I initially called DM auto lease he than told me he would call me right back as he just thought about something yet that call back never happens . If I'm not your target customer let me know however I was drawn to this company by your great reviews.

I am a motavated buyer and I feel like you guys are literally spinning my wheels. You send me a list of cars with no prices. I can shop in my parking garage all day...BMW, Mercedes, Audi.

I spent time speaking with you thru your fact finding process. You ask me to send you my pay off, you ask me for a credit card deposit.....blind.

I get a call/ message today from someone that wants to know what I trying to accomplish? I am trying to buy or lease a car!

I gave you my requirements and a list of cars etc... - I never once said I want a VW.

D&M leasing sold me a vehical they claimed was checked out and had no problems. 150 miles from Dallas truck broke down.

FORD dealers in Amarillo and Albuquerque said blown gasket was preexisting condition. Cost to repair -$6700 plus tax. D&M Leasing and their drivetrain warranty Co. Gulfstream refused to pay any part of repair and and D&M refused to take truck back.

These people pushed the warranty as a way to protect buyer. However, the Gulfstream warranty Co. Refused to pay for repairs.

Don't rely on their warranty or their verbal promises. Texas has no laws protecting purchasers of older used vehicals.

Leased a 2009 Honda Pilot and a week into the lease we had a low tire. Took it to tire place and tire was so cupped they refused to fix it.

Tires were intentionally rotated to inside so unless you crawled under the car, it would not show. All 4 tires were removed to show they were so badly cupped, they were not safe. Our sales person was wonderful but D&M was not. It is 2 months later.

We got reimbursed for 1 tire and are supposed to receive check for 1 more, but we are stuck with other 2. Never will deal them them in the future.

D&M Auto Leasing in Dallas misleads customers. Commits to paying off end of lease expenses, but does not follow-through on commitments.

I was told they would pay off my final payments and all wear and tear. Over 8 months later, and several promises to pay, they still have not paid.

Even a letter from my attorney indicating they are violating consumer laws, have not paid US Bank their money. At least at this point, US Bank has not allowed them to close other lease agreements.

Micah Torres with D&M Auto Leasing's addison office is the rat you do not want to deal with.