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Darracq
01-21-2009, 10:03 AM
Keeping this short, How can a guy get out of a deal on a car? Can he get out before he drives off with the car? He has already sighned papers, but is getting screwed on the deal and is not happy at all I wont get into all the details.He is waiting for delivery of car also.


SonicBoom
01-21-2009, 10:07 AM
You need to post more details. Did he buy said vehicle from a large dealership, small used car dealer, private party, etc? What documentation has already been signed? We would need to know a little more about the whole situation in general before anyone could provide any helpful info.

TheBlueKnight
01-21-2009, 10:07 AM
If you've already signed papers its done. My buddy went to a Cadillac dealership and they had him sign papers and all for a brand new car. Later that day he tried to back out but it was too late, lets just say they ended up making some agreements but he got royaly f*cked.
Maybe you can find a flaw in the paper work?:confused:
But again ^^^ more info required


Darracq
01-21-2009, 11:00 AM
It was at a big new car dealer, I am pretty sure all paper work was signed, they are getting the car from like 1000miles away, and he told them he didnt want the car is they drove it back and put all those miles on it, but he said they will get a different car if he doesnt like that one.

BlackonBlackTA
01-21-2009, 11:08 AM
Possibly if the car is not in the condition it was advertised?
Possibly if it qualifies for a lemon law?
I don't know, probably need some lawyer advice.

TIIMuch
01-21-2009, 11:17 AM
Has ANY money exchanged hands?,...

Darracq
01-21-2009, 11:41 AM
A check for deposit

billyb
01-21-2009, 11:50 AM
stop payment if it's not to late, it's not illegal to stop payment but a bad check is !!!

billymz28
01-21-2009, 11:56 AM
if it is a big dealer most of them have like a 48 hr or even maybe a week return in there paper work. You may need te read more into it. I bought my ss from a small placed and they hed a 6 day return policy on it.

Jakes Dad
01-21-2009, 12:14 PM
It was at a big new car dealer, I am pretty sure all paper work was signed, they are getting the car from like 1000miles away, and he told them he didnt want the car is they drove it back and put all those miles on it, but he said they will get a different car if he doesnt like that one.


So it sounds like what the dealer did is called a dealer trade. When one dealer locates a car in another dealers inventory and trades. It cost money to do this. Why the cold feet now? Why are you asking for a friend?

Sounds like he signed a buyers order. Is he paying cash? Did he get approved for credit? Did he put money down? Is there a trade?

Pick a reason why your friend doesn't like the car. Wrong brand tires, wrong color interior etc.

A dealer can't really sell you a car until it's in thier inventory. When they find a car and drive it to the dealer it's still not in their inventory. Your friends isn't making friends but I think he she can back out.

If they are that unsure about what they are doing perhaps they shouldn't be buying.

:angel: Jakes Dad

Texfinn
01-21-2009, 01:08 PM
he told them he didnt want the car

Why? :confused: Based on all the very scarce info you have given so far, this deals has buyer's remorse written all over it and all he can do is to try and work it oout with the dealer. :eyes:

Oh, and BTW, is it a LSx-powered car?

Darracq
01-21-2009, 02:47 PM
So it sounds like what the dealer did is called a dealer trade. When one dealer locates a car in another dealers inventory and trades. It cost money to do this. Why the cold feet now? Why are you asking for a friend?

Sounds like he signed a buyers order. Is he paying cash? Did he get approved for credit? Did he put money down? Is there a trade? gave them 2 checks, yes aproved for credit, no trade

Pick a reason why your friend doesn't like the car. Wrong brand tires, wrong color interior etc. Just found out they lied and are not really even going to get a car in Ca, they just havent found one yet, General Manager told me that,

A dealer can't really sell you a car until it's in thier inventory. When they find a car and drive it to the dealer it's still not in their inventory. Your friends isn't making friends but I think he she can back out.

If they are that unsure about what they are doing perhaps they shouldn't be buying. Well he got caught up in the moment, all they showed him at the start of the deal was, new $750 a month, used 598 so ya sligtly used sounds good. Untill time to sign and they say 72 months for 598. it would of been the same on a new one for 72 months,they never told him a price but it come out to 28,000 for a used one. i know they need to make some money, and you say what you want but this is a rip off and they should be shot.

:angel: Jakes Dad
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01ssreda4
01-21-2009, 05:11 PM
yeah i agree more details needed. and i did think they offered a return within like 48 hours.

qwk93ta
01-22-2009, 11:00 AM
What happened?

Jon5212
01-22-2009, 11:06 AM
Why? :confused: Based on all the very scarce info you have given so far, this deals has buyer's remorse written all over it and all he can do is to try and work it oout with the dealer. :eyes:

Oh, and BTW, is it a LSx-powered car?

Read post #4.

Jakes Dad
01-22-2009, 11:34 AM
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz


I first was going to ignore your comment. Then, I saw someone else thought my information was too detailed.

Thats funny because most of those replying make a comment about not having enough information to form an opinion. Yet you drifted off reading my post.

Being in the business, auto sales, zoom zoom you might not know that. I thought I could help. Yet, all state auto sales laws differ, so I got a little long.

I'll bet you're young and everything needs to be quick in your life to satisfy you. Let me tell you something. Doing things slowly is sometimes more satisfying for others, but I won't go into details. I have 5 children. Don't always think of yourself. In my opinion, you added nothing to this thread. But hell thats ok you perhaps don't know anything.

If you want to continue this conversation, stand-up and post me. I'll listen to your views - thanks


:angel: Jakes Dad

Darracq
01-22-2009, 11:49 AM
I first was going to ignore your comment. Then, I saw someone else thought my information was too detailed.

Thats funny because most of those replying make a comment about not having enough information to form an opinion. Yet you drifted off reading my post.

Being in the business, auto sales, zoom zoom you might not know that. I thought I could help. Yet, all state auto sales laws differ, so I got a little long.

I'll bet you're young and everything needs to be quick in your life to satisfy you. Let me tell you something. Doing things slowly is sometimes more satisfying for others, but I won't go into details. I have 5 children. Don't always think of yourself. In my opinion, you added nothing to this thread. But hell thats ok you perhaps don't know anything.

If you want to continue this conversation, stand-up and post me. I'll listen to your views - thanks


:angel: Jakes Dad




The zzzzzzzzzzz wasnt supposted to mean i was board, i just hit a letter because it said didnt post enough letter s in the thread. I am 42 by the way, i under stand people need to make money but why try to take them for every dime they have.

Darracq
01-22-2009, 11:51 AM
Any my kid spilled pop on my key board so its hard to type.

Darracq
01-22-2009, 11:54 AM
Ok while i am at it. He has been talking to another dealers and they told him, take your money and run, they are a very shady dealer. He said they have no binding contrack becasue there is no vin number or anything on what is being sold.

RsSean
01-22-2009, 12:36 PM
Depending on where and who he bought the car from, you have "X" amount of days to return it. Florida Dealerships I want to say is 36 to 48 hours. Best of luck to you.

Jakes Dad
01-22-2009, 12:50 PM
Understand the ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ's thanks

As I said. No vin # on anything the person signed, no deal. Dealer didn't put vin # on paperwork because the car wasn't in their inventory, no deal. Some states have a grace period. Not sure all states have this provision. Who really wants to be the tird; the dealer or the customer? Think, who has the most money to spend?

Good lesson learned hopefully. Are you a buyer or not? Don't waste your time pulling a sales associates strings. We're all commission sales folks. Truthfully, I don't need practice doing paperwork..

Jakes Dad

Darracq
01-22-2009, 02:18 PM
They havent even found him a car yet. He wants to buy but doesnt want to be racked over the coals lol. His credit is not the best and this place can get about anyone financed.

9000th01ss
01-22-2009, 04:00 PM
They havent even found him a car yet. He wants to buy but doesnt want to be racked over the coals lol. His credit is not the best and this place can get about anyone financed.

Why in the hell do you put money down on a car that hasn't been found? and obviously hasn't been seen.

I'd put a stop payment on that check if I read that earlier. If they didn't cash it already they will come to whoevers buying and ask for money or theres no sale. Just don't write another check and don't give them any money---deal gone.

09CPTN
01-23-2009, 10:10 AM
Sometimes you're screwed though. I work for a bank that does subprime auto financing, and in our contracts there's a clause in bold print that states "No cooling-off period" and it explicitly says you cannot cancel the contract just because you change your mind. You need to look at the contract for this info.

whiteghost
01-23-2009, 10:42 AM
In the majority of states, it's not your car untill you drive it off the lot after doing all the paperwork (I worked in the auto biz for quite a while). Have him cancel his deposit and move on.

kozak
01-23-2009, 10:46 AM
There should be a buyers remorse period of 3 days i believe. If the buyer doesn't like the car or decides he doesn't want it i'm almost positive that he can turn it back in and the dealer can do nothing about it. Atleast i believe that is how it is in Ohio.