stylett9
Well-Known Member
Sorry if this has already been stated by someone else. There are times when the dealer enters into an agreement with you under assumptions they’ve established with the banks. If and when the bank declines a deal, this can put the dealer in a situation to cancel the contract by making you whole, which is give you back your car and money. Even though your credit is good, a simple error where math and numbers don’t add up can be cause for them to have to reverse.
They have every reason to make it right and discount a little more with you when they can. But in some cases if the mistake or credit presumption is large enough, they have no choice but to cancel.
You can try “lawyering” up like many have suggested, but honestly I’d feel that’s a waste of time. It’d be different if they had to cancel your deal and said “sorry, we can’t give you back your down payment” or “sorry we already resold your jeep to someone else”.
They have every reason to make it right and discount a little more with you when they can. But in some cases if the mistake or credit presumption is large enough, they have no choice but to cancel.
You can try “lawyering” up like many have suggested, but honestly I’d feel that’s a waste of time. It’d be different if they had to cancel your deal and said “sorry, we can’t give you back your down payment” or “sorry we already resold your jeep to someone else”.
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