I have bad credit but have been approved for an auto loan and then a dealer called he got some more info and called me back and told me to come down and see them I asked him if I needed anything down and he told me no and if I had a co-signer that would bring my payments down and I told him I had no one and he said no problem that they could fix me up. When I got there they said I needed a co-signer and when I told them I had no one they lost interest. They did tell me if I found some one They would sell me the car. They even wanted to sell me the truck I wanted and put it in the co-signers name and the truck would be in their name but I would be responsible for the payments, insurance, and tag. This sound wrong. The dealer is a big local one and this just does not sound right. What is up?
Also when he told me I needed a co-signer so my payment would be lower, he said the truck would be in the co-signers name and they would go to him with the paper work later the next week, but I could leave the dealership with the truck. This person did not even have to be a relative. The deal was going to take care of the insurance and I would have to get the tag, He told me to tell the tag people I was doing it for my grandfather. Does this sound right, or fishy?

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