Mr. Obvious
Active Member
Did they cash your deposit? If money exchanges hand, that is a lot different than just a verbal contract.I do not have enough physical evidence to supply to the court system saying that the dealership was legally obligated to hold the vehicle for me. Most of the contract was verbally spoken. I only have a handful of text messages explaining the situation and a picture of the receipt for the amount that I paid towards the security deposit. The receipt does not specify what the purchase was for. I do not have any written documents saying that the 4xe was 'reserved' for me.
Unfortunately, I have taken enough business law classes to know that any verbal contract does not hold well enough in court. My best options would be to pay for the CarFax, confirm that it was indeed sold, then contact Jeep and complain, and write a lot of negative reviews on Yelp/Google. MAYBE then, the dealership would accept their wrongdoing; give me an insanely good deal on a different 4xe. But nothing else I can really do.
Regardless, there would be no court conclusion where FCA would yank the 4xe from whoever purchased it. Plus I would not want a used 4xe lol.
According to Jeep Chat, since the 4xe was a dealer order, FCA does not have tracking information in their database for those types of vehicle orders. Only the dealerships obtain that information.
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