Car Dealer Breach a Signed Contract

[Cion]

I purchased a Toyota camry hybird 2013 last Saturday. I signed contract with 750 off (new college grad's rebate) and drove the car back home. On Sunday night, the sales person called and said he can't give me give me 750 off due to their mistake. The 750 should only apply to those gas cars, not the hybird. They asked me to go back the car dealer shop to give back that 750 or resign a new contract.

For me it doesn't sounds right. Do I have to give back that 750. I felt that I was cheated. They promised I can get that discount and I drove 3 hours to get that deal. There are still plenty of Camry hybird 2013. They also implied if I don't return that money that I am a bad client. So Should I go back to the dealer to return that 750?

Thanks!

 

[Betty3]

If you signed a contract with $750 off, I would think they would have to honor the contract. You can hold for other replies.

 

[disagreeable]

If the deal has been submitted, it is to late for them to stop it. Don't let them guilt you. Tell them they are the ones who created the situation, if you had not received the discount you would not have bought their car. A small chance exists they could attempt to sue for the money. It is very unlikely. They made the deal, supplied and filled out the paperwork, the law favors you for that reason.

 

[Cion]

They told me the finance group can't go through. So they need money back.

 

[army judge]

They told me the finance group can't go through. So they need money back.

Arrange your own financing, or buy a non-hybrid car.

Make things easy.

 

[Cion]

I don't think they will take back my car. I've been drving it for the whole week.

 

[army judge]

I don't think they will take back my car. I've been drving it for the whole week.

If there s NO financing, you betcha they'll take it.

I suggest you visit the dealership and speak with the owner or the highest official you can.

You mst fix this, sooner, rather than later!!!!

 

[mightymoose]

Read your contract. In it you will find language that explains the dealers right to cancel the contract within a certain time frame.
You are not obligated to do anything at all. Just know that you might wake up one morning and find the car is gone.
The dealer will either repossess the car or secure the financing.