Dealer Change The Deal Days After You Already Took It Home?

[Scouts Out]

did you get it from Cochran or Wright? Cochran is large but they are sometime very shady. Had a friend who went and test drove a car from there and when he came back about an hour later (went and got the wife) they "lost" his car but were going to make a really good deal on the new one. Lost his business there. It is a shame cause as big as they are you would think they would be great in the costumer care area.

Anyways, I would highly doubt they can legally do it unless you were silly enough to let them, or they lowered the price

[Hummer Guy]

Sounds shady....and how do you lose a car?

[CLAYDOG]

Originally Posted by Hummer Guy

Sounds shady....and how do you lose a car?

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I did have a dealer call me to redo the paper work 2 days after the deal was done and I took the car home. GM added a $1500 rebate to the car the day after I picked it up, they had me resign so I could get it, saved me $100 bucks a month.

[KJS]

Originally Posted by CLAYDOG

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I did have a dealer call me 2 days after the deal was done and I took the car home to redo the paper work. GM added a $1500 rebate to the car the day after I picked it up, they had me resign so I could get it, saved me $100 bucks a month.

I wish it was for that type a scenario, they are talking about increasing the deal, not giving me more off! LOL

Does anyone have any legal knowledge on something like this? Is there a time period or clause in the paperwork we signed that will allow them to increase this? Or on the same hand is there a time period where its to late for them to be able to change something? Not my fault they might have sold the truck lower than what they wanted to!

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the lost car ended up being a severly damaged car, a car hauler took the door a front quarter off of it. what a mess that was. they did not to pay for his co pay so they offered him his co pay off the new car's sticker.

[f5fstop]

Originally Posted by KJS

I wish it was for that type a scenario, they are talking about increasing the deal, not giving me more off! LOL

Does anyone have any legal knowledge on something like this? Is there a time period or clause in the paperwork we signed that will allow them to increase this? Or on the same hand is there a time period where its to late for them to be able to change something? Not my fault they might have sold the truck lower than what they wanted to!

State laws are different from state-to-state. I would say in most states, if your deal is signed and the vehicle is delivered, it would be hard for them to make you resign the contract. There might be some caveat in the contract, but if there is, it should also give you the right to have the contract voided. Allows you to go to a new dealer and get a possible better deal.
If in doubt, call the state attorney general office in your state. Good time to report the dealer too.

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I can not imagine and dealer/ maker wanting that kind of news (the state Attorney General) now... a very good tool for dealing with the less than honest dealers