Online car loan ads promise easy approvals—but what they’re really doing is selling your name to the highest bidder. Here's what to know before you hit submit.

A promised finance role leads to a five-bedroom party house and six months of hard lessons about dealership politics and personal detours.

In 2008, the economy was recovering, but the car business was still a battlefield. In this episode, I take you inside a three-week storm—where traveling sales crews promised quick deals, quick wins, and left destruction in their wake. It’s the story of betrayal, temptation, a reckless decision, and the brutal moment when I realized I wasn’t part of anyone’s plan but my own. Some lessons don't come cheap. Some scars never fully fade. Welcome to Exit on the Left.

From Beacon scores and debt service ratios to balloon loans and subprime traps. With raw honesty and real stories from her own experience in the car business, she breaks down the difference between getting financed and getting fleeced. You’ll hear about her first credit-building move, the one-star review that stung, and the mentor who taught her how to mix integrity with professionalism. This is the episode every buyer—and every up-and-coming finance manager—needs to hear.

Next week: the super sale crews hit the prairies, and things get shady fast.

In 'Shifting Gears,' Kealy Cheyenne dives into the transformative period following Drew's dramatic departure from Vroom Vroom Auto Sales. Listen as she shares personal reflections on navigating workplace uncertainty, embracing compassionate leadership under Bastien, and rediscovering genuine connections within her team. Amidst this positive shift, she also candidly hints at underlying personal struggles, adding depth to her journey. Join Kealy as she reveals how embracing change can lead to clarity, growth, and unexpected camaraderie.

What happen when a luxury vacation club uses the same strategies as a car dealership.

Market Crash, Career Burn: My 2008 Wake-Up Call

What happens when you mix a blow-up doll, Christmas shopping with too much money (and too many shots), and a dealership running double finance deals? A chaotic mess of pranks, reckless spending, and the moment I realized how deep the car business could go.

In this episode, I break down the Jenna Jameson birthday prank gone wrong, how my impulsive holiday generosity led to some questionable decisions, and the early days of double deals—where customers unknowingly ended up on the hook for two car loans instead of one.